Russian Venture Company (RVC), a state-operated high-tech company specializing on the implementation of projects in the field of pharmaceuticals, has announced plans to invest more than $10 million in the development of a new device and a drug for the treatment of tuberculosis and cancer, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
Currently, the company finishes the development of a special inhaler and nano-aerosol for the treatment of patients who suffer from tuberculosis and oncology. The use of the new development from RVC reduces toxicity of strong drugs taken by patients.
According to an official spokesman of RVC, thanks to the built-in fingerprint identifier, the new device will be able to determine who uses it and what dose of drug is needed. Moreover, it will be capable of monitoring the receipt of the required amount of a drug by the patient, sending the data to the doctor about the intake schedule and the dose taken. It is assumed, that the new nano-aerosol can replace a number of strong drugs in chemotherapy programs.
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