EU BACKS FOLLOW UP DRUGS STUDY FOR ARTHRITIS MEDICINE
March 1st, 2009
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Commission is backing a research study investigating cures for arthritis, follows up a previously successful European Union (EU)-funded study into medicine for inflammatory bowel disease. Brussels will tap its Seventh Framework Programme for research for the KINACEPT project, whose aim is developing drugs for novel anti-inflammatory compounds for autoimmune diseases. It will build on an earlier EU-funded MACROCEPT project. Partners include Synovo and CAIR Bioscience, of Germany; Intercept, of Italy; Inte:Ligand, of Austria; and ...
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