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Space research institute awards funding to promising medical products
Date:7/26/2012

ink that rehydrates patients and lowers the gastrointestinal side effects during radiation therapy. Through SMARTCAP, Enterade will test the product for efficacy in protecting against the gastrointestinal effects resulting from the type of radiation exposure astronauts are likely to experience during spaceflight.

Enterade in-licensed the rights to commercialize the product last November from the University of Florida. David L. Day, director of the Office of Technology Licensing, said that the university is pleased that Enterade and the researchers in the university's radiation oncology laboratories earned the SMARTCAP award.

"We believe in the product's potential to alleviate suffering and discomfort for both patients and potentially astronauts, and we appreciate the opportunity given Enterade by NSBRI to further the drink's development," he said.


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Contact: Brad Thomas
rbthomas@bcm.edu
713-798-7595
National Space Biomedical Research Institute
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