"Epipen for heart attacks" could be worth billions, says OtiTopic CEO

Aspirin may be over 100 years old, but OtiTopic believes the potential of the analgesic workhorse to provide innovative therapies is yet to be exhausted.

The early-stage drug developer is doing things with aspirin that other companies haven’t tried before, and established drugmakers in the field might do well to pay close attention.

The privately-funded biotech, based in California, is developing Asprihale (aspirin), a portable drug-device combination product that uses a dry powder formulation of aspirin designed to be administered at the time of suspected acute heart attack, as a rescue indication.

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