Ethyol
Executive Summary
Alza holds full U.S. marketing rights to the chemotherapy anti-toxicity product from U.S. Bioscience under an agreement through April 2001 (with an option through April 2002). Those rights would transfer to Abbott on completion of its pending purchase of Alza. Under an agreement with Alza, the U.S. Bioscience sales force is co-promoting Ethyol. Alza explained the control of the marketing rights in a letter to "The Pink Sheet" correcting a statement in the Sept. 21 issue (p. 21) which described the Ethyol marketing as a co-promotion agreement
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