USA-based Endo Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: ENDP) says that it is terminating its research program and collaboration with independent German drugmaker Grunenthal related to the development of axomadol.
Endo licensed exclusive rights to develop and market axomadol in the USA and Canada from Grunenthal over two years ago, when the drug was in Phase II development for the treatment of moderate-to-moderately severe chronic pain and diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain. (The Pharma Letter March 16, 2009).
"As a leader in the field of pain management, Endo remains committed to the development and commercialization of pain therapeutics," said Ivan Gergel, executive vice president, R&D, at Endo, adding: "We have appreciated the opportunity to collaborate with Grunenthal on this program and they have been an excellent partner."
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