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CS
Bio-Active: The Chondroitin tested in the NIH Trial A few
months away from the publication of the results of the NIH
Glucosamine/Chondroitin Arthritis Intervention Trial (GAIT), the
biggest independent clinical trial ever carried out into
osteoarthritis, there is a climate of great expectation in the
scientific community and pharmaceutical industry. (more)
Bioiberica
Symposium at the ACR Meeting For the first time, the
preliminary results of the GAIT Trial will be discussed at a
Bioiberica symposium during the ACR Meeting. The results of the
trial, carried out by the NIH using CS Bio-Active, Bioiberica's
chondroitin, are expected to open up new perspectives in
chondroprotection. (more)
Bioiberica
presents its recent scientific findings during the Spanish
Rheumatology Society (SER) conference The results of this
research represent an important finding in the treatment of
osteoarthritis. For the first time, they provide evidence that a
Symptomatic OA Drug , Chondroitin Sulfate (CS), acts on
osteoarthritic subchondral bone. (more)
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CS Bio-Active: The Chondroitin tested in the NIH
Trial
A few months away from the publication of the
results of the NIH Glucosamine/Chondroitin Arthritis Intervention
Trial (GAIT), the biggest independent clinical trial ever carried
out into osteoarthritis, there is a climate of great expectation in
the scientific community and pharmaceutical
industry.
Conducted by the National Institutes of Health in
the United States, the study involves a sample of some 1600 patients
and compares the clinical efficacy of Bioibérica´s Chondroitin
Sulfate - CS Bio-Active - with glucosamine hydrochloride, used
separately or in combination, in the treatment of
osteoarthritis.
The results of this study are expected to be
revealing, given that it will be the first of its kind to compare
the clinical efficacy and safety of these molecules separately and
in combination.
Once again, Bioibérica's chondroitin sulfate,
CS Bio-Active, has shown itself to be the product of reference.
Chosen by the NIH to be tested in this ambitious study, CS
Bio-Active is the only Chondroitin Sulfate on the market with proven
clinical efficacy.
(top)
Bioiberica Symposium at the ACR
Meeting
For the first time, the preliminary results of
the GAIT Trial will be discussed at a Bioiberica symposium during
the ACR Meeting. The results of the trial, carried out by the NIH
using CS Bio-Active, Bioiberica's chondroitin, are expected to open
up new perspectives in chondroprotection.
The symposium,
entitled "Chondroitin Sulfate: Mechanisms of Action and Clinical
Response in Osteoarthritis", will take place on 17 November 2005
during the American College of Rheumatology's Annual Scientific
Meeting in San Diego.
Internationally-renowned researchers in
the field of Rheumatology will discuss the preliminary GAIT
results and carry out an extensive review of Chondroitin Sulfate (CS
Bio-Active) pre-clinical and clinical data.
This symposium
is designed to provide the medical community with all the relevant
information and new clinical data regarding Chondroitin Sulfate (CS
Bio-Active), from its mechanisms of action and pharmacokinetics to
the latest clinical-trial results and evidence of its
structure/disease modifying effect.
(top)
Bioiberica presents its recent scientific findings
during the Spanish Rheumatology Society (SER)
conference
The results of this research represent an
important finding in the treatment of osteoarthritis. For the first
time, they provide evidence that a Symptomatic OA Drug , Chondroitin
Sulfate (CS), acts on osteoarthritic subchondral bone.
The
findings, which were received with great interest by the medical
community, were presented by Bioibérica's Scientific Medical
Department during the 31st conference of the Spanish Rheumatology
Society (SER) in May this year .
The research was carried out
by Bioiberica in conjunction with the research team led by
Professors J Martel-Pelletier and JP Pelletier of the OA Research
Unit at the University of Montreal with the objective of identifying
the mechanisms of action of CS on subchondral bone.
In
osteoarthritis, subchondral bone is affected causing it to be
considered one of the principle characteristics of the pathology
along with cartilage deterioration and inflammation of the synovial
membrane.
Through the use of an in vitro model, the findings
help explain the mechanisms by which CS has beneficial effects on
the process of remodelling subchondral bone in osteoarthritis. In
other words, these findings provide evidence of CS's
chondroprotective action and capacity to modify the course of
osteoarthritic disease.
(top)
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New
members of staff Two new members of staff have recently
joined the Joint Care Division: Kristján Ferrer and Vanesa
Villarreal. Kristján will be Area Manager for Europe and its area of
influence, working with Sonia Jiménez. Vanesa will be filling the
post of Sales Assistant, looking after clients and handling orders.
Glucosamine
licence granted to Almirall Bioiberica has granted a
licence to Almirall Prodesfarma to market Glucosamine as a Rx Drug
in Spain under their own brand. Currently domestic most important
pharmaceutical company, Almirall has already successfully launched
the product on the market.
CPHI
2005 Please visit us at CPHI Worldwide 2005, stand 8J29
at the Feria de Madrid (Spain), 1-3 November, 2005.
Supplyside
West 2005 Please visit us at supplyside west 2005, stand
6067 at the venetian & Sands Expo, Las Vegas (USA), 9-11
November, 2005.
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