Oasmia's lead cancer drug Paclical approved in Russia

20 April 2015
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Sweden’s Oasmia Pharmaceutical said today that its lead cancer product Paclical has received market authorization by the Russian Ministry of Health. Paclical is the first water-soluble cancer drug with paclitaxel to receive a market authorization.

Paclical, a novel epithelial ovarian cancer in combination with carboplatin. XR-17 is non-toxic and forms water soluble nanoparticles with paclitaxel.

To be marketed in Russia and CIS by Pharmasyntez

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