PAOG is currently in discussions in to engage a Contract Research Organization in Puerto Rico to advance an Investigational New Drug Application to ultimately achieve Food and Drug Administration approval for PAOG's RespRx as a COPD treatment.
The COPD treatment, RespRx, is derived from a patented cannabis extraction method - US Patent No. 9,199,960 entitled "METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROCESSING HERBACEOUS PLANT MATERIALS INCLUDING THE CANNABIS PLANT."
In an initial scientific evaluation as a treatment for COPD, RespRx has demonstrated effecting significant increases in respiration rate, tidal volume and inspiratory air flow rate.
Overall data from the evaluation demonstrated that RespRx can significantly improve inspiratory lung functions in instances of moderate pulmonary fibrosis.
Puerto Rico has a long, vital history in pharmaceutical research and manufacturing that is now the focus of a reboot trend PAOG aims to capitalise upon.
Puerto Rico's pharmaceutical industry took a back seat for a time to an offshoring trend.
The COVID-19 pandemic is adding new motivation to the existing initiative in Puerto Rico to ramp up pharmaceutical industry activity.
Pfizer reports positive Phase 3 data for ABRYSVO in adults at risk for RSV disease
D3 Bio announces Series A+ Round completion to advance innovative oncology pipeline
Dizal's sunvozertinib receives US FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation
Merck launches Phase 3 trial of MK-1084 and KEYTRUDA combination in metastatic NSCLC
Trevi Therapeutics names new vice president of Clinical Development
Personalis validates NeXT Personal test for ultra-sensitive MRD detection
Merck reports lung cancer trial failed to meet endpoints
BerGenBio ASA starts Phase 2a portion of BGBC016 clinical study of bemcentinib