UroGen Secures Exclusive License from medac GmbH to Develop a Next-Generation Novel Mitomycin-Based Formulation for Urothelial Cancers

“The strategic alliance with medac fortifies our commitment to continuously innovate novel, non-surgical treatments for patients with urothelial cancers, including LG-IR-NMIBC,” said Liz Barrett, President and CEO of UroGen. “The 80 mg formulation of mitomycin from medac is specifically designed to be mixed with our RTGel® technology, which may provide advantages for patients looking for non-surgical treatments for urothelial cancer. With medac’s intellectual property protection for this next-generation mitomycin formulation lasting until June 2035 and our pending U.S. patent applications, we foresee potential intellectual property protection until December 2041.”

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