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    ChemWerth works in generic API development & supply, non-infringement patent strategy development and regulatory support.

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    LGM Pharma accelerates & optimizes the new product pathway from early development through commercialization.

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    Lee Pharma Ltd: Global supplier of certified APIs and formulations, driven by innovation and regulatory excellence.

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    Farmak works in the development, production and marketing of APIs, Intermediates & Specialties// FDA inspected.

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    Ethypharm is an international Pharma company with European roots manufacturing and commercializing essential drugs all over the world.

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    Rochem, your partner in developing, sourcing, and supplying pharmaceutical & animal health ingredients of Chinese origin.

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    Pherecydes Pharma develops antibacterial treatments based on the use of bacteriophage viruses, or phages, to fight bacterial infections in humans, particularly those resistant to antibiotics. Phages are natural predators of bacteria and have no demonstrated effect on eukaryotic cells, including human cells. Antimicrobial resistant bacteria or AMR are responsible for over 700,000 death a year in 2014 according to the WHO. This...
    Pherecydes Pharma develops antibacterial treatments based on the use of bacteriophage viruses, or phages, to fight bacterial infections in humans, particularly those resistant to antibiotics. Phages are natural predators of bacteria and have no demonstrated effect on eukaryotic cells, including human cells. Antimicrobial resistant bacteria or AMR are responsible for over 700,000 death a year in 2014 according to the WHO. This number might reach over 10,000,000 by 2050 if nothing is done, and no new class of antibiotics has been discovered in the last 30 years.

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