HCmed Signs a Global Development Agreement with Global Biotechnology Leader CSL Behring
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TAIPEI, May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ HCmed today announces the start of a strategic partnership with global biotherapeutics leader CSL Behring to collaboratively develop CSL Behring s plasma derived immunoglobulin administered via HCmed s new generation vibrating-mesh nebulizing device (CSL787). Under the terms of the agreement, CSL Behring will have sole responsibility for the development and commercialization of the combination product, with HCmed leading the development of the customized nebulizing device specifically optimized for CSL Behring s formulation. HCmed will receive an upfront payment and device and development milestones. Upon the parties execution of a subsequent agreement for commercial supply of the customized nebulizing device, HCmed will also receive royalties from glob
HCmed Signs a Global Development Agreement with Global Biotechnology Leader CSL Behring
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The Vinyl District
February 4, 2021
Part one of the TVD Record Store Club’s look at the new and reissued releases presently in stores for February 2021.
NEW RELEASE PICKS: Douglas Lee,
Themes for Falling Down Stairs (Self-released) This album, available on 180gm vinyl, CD, cassette and digital, was released back in October, but it just recently entered my consciousness, and since the entrance was an impressive one, here we are and here it is. This looks to be Lee’s first record, but it’s obvious he’s accumulated experience along the way, as the compositions are his, and he plays a variety of (often unusual) instruments together with leading a large band that’s immersed in a neo-lounge jazz/ soundtrack mode (of a sort) that’s a bit like a puree of Henry Mancini, Nino Rota, Combustible Edison, and Angelo Badalamenti, with Mike Patton and John Zorn giving slow nods of approval from the sidelines. This batch of references will hopefully establish that Lee’s approach