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Delpor Awarded $340K NIH Grant for 3-month Long Acting Risperidone Product in order to Improve Medication Adherence in Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
Date:6/20/2012

tion adherence by extending the release from a couple of weeks to several months, offer full reversibility in case the patient has a treatment related adverse event, and reduce side effects by providing a consistent and superior pharmacokinetic profile.” Mr. Nicolaou concluded by saying: “This is not just about improving medication adherence. It is about addressing an important unmet medical need and improving clinical outcomes for patients suffering from a chronic and disabling brain disorder.”

About Delpor, Inc.
Delpor develops the next generation Drug Delivery Systems that improve the clinical and commercial value of drugs and biopharmaceuticals. The company’s technologies enable the sustained release of drugs through a small non-mechanical subcutaneous implant device. The device is implanted during a 10 minute, simple, in-office, procedure using local anesthetic and without the need for any surgical sutures. Delpor’s device can deliver small & large molecules within a predefined therapeutic window over several months while maintaining zero-order release pharmacokinetics. Delpor is focusing on the delivery of antipsychotics (in order to improve medication adherence, tolerance, and safety) as well as biologics in order to improve patient safety and convenience. The company’s lead products include 3-month formulations of Risperidone, Paliperidone, and Interferon-alpha. Additional information about the company can be found at http://www.delpor.com.

About DLP-114
Delpor’s DLP-114 is a small titanium reservoir designed for subcutaneous implantation and loaded with a proprietary formulation of risperidone. The product is designed to provide a constant therapeutic dose of risperidone each day for a total period of 3-6 months. Additional features include revers
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