Houston, USA-based CNS Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: CNSP) has lined up both American and European manufacturers for berubicin, its lead drug candidate for the treatment of glioma brain tumors.
USA-based Pharmaceutics International and Italian BSP Pharmaceuticals have been brought in as part of a dual-track drug product manufacturing strategy in order to mitigate both COVID-19 related risks, as well as to diversify its supply chain and reduce the risk that inefficiencies could impact the company's clinical timeline.
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