- Cephalon has forged a two-year alliance with Leo Pharmaceutical Products for the development of new treatments for neurological diseases based on Cephalon's neurotrophic enhancing molecule (NEM) technology. Of primary interest are a series of orally-active vitamin D analogs which have been developed by Leo as inducers of the expression of a number of therapeutically-relevant genes. For example, several have been shown to stimulate the expression of nerve growth factor. A lead compound with potential to treat Alzheimer's disease has already been identified.
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