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Bryn Pharma (formerly Epi-Now) announced that it has signed a deal with Aptar Pharma for worldwide exclusive rights to use Aptar’s Bidose nasal delivery device for its BRYN-NDS1C intranasal epinephrine for the treatment of anaphylaxis.… Read more . . .

Circassia Pharmaceuticals has announced the US launch of Duaklir aclidinium bromide/formoterol fumarate DPI for the treatment of COPD. The FDA approved Duaklir Pressair in April 2019. Circassia acquired the US rights to Duaklir and Tudorza… Read more . . .

AZTherapies said that the company had closed a $26.3 million Series C preferred equity financing round that will fund completion of a Phase 3 trial of its ALZT-OP1 inhaled cromolyn/oral ibuprofen for the treatment of… Read more . . .

Respira Therapeutics has announced that United Therapeutics will end its collaboration with the company and will return all rights to Respira’s RT234 vardenafil DPI, which is in Phase 2 development for the relief of symptoms… Read more . . .

According to Vectura, the English High Court has dismissed all claims in a “passing off” case brought by GlaxoSmithKline in which GSK charged that of Sandoz’s AirFluSal Forspiro DPI looks too similar to Seretide Accuhaler. Both inhalers and… Read more . . .

Lannett said that it has signed a US distribution agreement for rights to Respirent Pharmaceuticals’ generic Advair Diskus. The agreement would begin after FDA approval and would continue for 10 years after distribution begins. Lannett… Read more . . .

Currax Pharmaceuticals has acquired US, Canadian, and Mexican rights to Onzetra Xsail intranasal dry powder sumatriptan from OptiNose, which announced that the license agreement includes a $4.8 million upfront payment, plus a 10% royalty on net… Read more . . .

Dance Biopharm has announced a name change, saying that the company will now be known as Aerami Therapeutics. The company, which is developing the Dance 501 insulin SMI, said that it is also moving its… Read more . . .

The Australian government has awarded Victoria-based Lachesis Biosciences AUS$438,000 for commercialization of the company’s rivastigmine nasal spray for the treatment of dementia in patients with Alzheimer’s Disease. The Accelerating Commercialisation grant is designed to”help businesses turn… Read more . . .