UK-based specialty pharma company, CNX Therapeutics, has bought two CNS products from French pharma major Sanofi (Euronext: SAN).
The two medicines are Panacod (paracetamol/codeine) and Propavan (propiomazine), which are used to treat pain and insomnia, respectively.
Panacod, used in adults for opioid-sensitive pain when peripherally acting analgesics alone are insufficient, is available in Finland and Sweden.
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