And maybe we'll finally get enough exposure to the nasal drug delivery route that our doctors and researchers can use to bypass the blood brain barrier.
We have to point out this possibility to our doctors, we're 7 million strong and eventually our doctors will realize that we actually know more than they do.
http://medcitynews.com/2013/07/intranasal-drug-delivery-disruptor-optinose-signs-licensing-deal-for-migraine-treatment/?utm_source=MedCity+News+Subscribers&utm_campaign=ff607c7578-RSS_Daily+Top+Stories&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c05cce483a-ff607c7578-67013357
A few paragraphs, more at link.
Longterm, OptiNose sees its approach to drug delivery as improving
treatment for central nervous system disorders because of the
possibility its technology could be used to overcome the blood brain
barrier, according to its website. It also believes its technology could be sued for vaccines.
Greg
Flesher, senior vice president of corporate development of Avanir
Pharmaceuticals said in a company statement: “OptiNose has developed a
unique device that has the potential to transform the clinical profile
of the leading migraine drug, resulting in a new product candidate that
we believe can significantly improve upon the current treatment
options.”
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