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Advancis’ Last Try For Pulsys Platform? New Phase III Trial To Start In November

This article was originally published in Pharmaceutical Approvals Monthly

Executive Summary

Advancis is prepared to begin a new Phase III trial of its Pulsys pulsatile amoxicillin formulation in November in hopes of following through with its previously planned NDA

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