Sen-Jam Pharmaceutical has initiated subject enrolment in the Phase II clinical trial of its investigational oral Covid-19 therapy, SJP-002C, in Nepal.
Since last year, a joint team of researchers from various countries have been working to obtain approvals to begin the trial with the Nepalese authorities.
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These research activities are the result of the collaboration between Sen-Jam, the Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore, and Duke University School of Medicine and Global Clinical Research, which together formed a group of global scientists.
Subject enrolment in a clinical trial of SJP-002C under a co-development deal with Duke-NUS and Duke University School of Medicine is underway.
Sen-Jam collaborated with KVK Tech, the largest strategic investor of the company so far, which will offer access to formulation and chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) for the Covid-19 therapy.
The partnership with the speciality pharmaceutical manufacturing company will help Sen-Jam quickly produce billions of capsules per year.
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By GlobalDataKVK-Tech Business Development director Kiran Vepuri said: “We pride ourselves on our commitment to deliver safe, effective, and affordable FDA-approved pharmaceuticals to meet our customers’ needs and ensure that patients have access to high-quality medicines when they need it.
“Sen-Jam and their talented team of innovators, scientists, and entrepreneurs represent a perfect fit for our culture of excellence and our unwavering focus on delivering value.”
Sen-Jam focuses on repurposing small molecules for the development of new therapies for large unmet needs to enhance clinical outcomes.
In August last year, the company partnered with Duke-NUS Medical School to begin a Phase II trial of SJP-002C for Covid-19 in Nepal.
