Matthias Griese, head of the cystic fibrosis center at the children's hospital of the University of Munich, noted the current key candidates for treating CF in development since 2005 in a presentation at the European Respiratory Society conference in Berlin, Germany.
As part of a talk sponsored by Italy's Chiesi Foundation, Dr Griese offered an update on the progress of the following drugs:
- Bramitob (inhaled tobramycin), Chiesi's first CF product, approved in most of Europe this year;
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