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Nanomerics CEO Andreas Schatzlein presents at the SCI's event "From the Brain to the Bank: The Journey of Creating Value from Science" organised by SCI's Science and Enterprise Group on the 12th of September.

Patent applications EP07789150.5 and EP03748286.6 will be allowed to grant by the European Patent Office, thus further strengthening Nanomerics’ patent portfolio and its business activities in the European Union. These two patents directly underpin Nanomerics’ key drug delivery technology -  Nanomerics’ MET.

The Guardian today gives some background on Nanomerics’ Developement of a replacement for conventional opiate painkillers reporting on our recent scientific publication on NM127: "Natural painkiller nasal spray could replace addictive opioids".

The US health authorities have recently announced a national emergency related to the use and abuse of opioids estimate by the CDC to cost the US alone $78.5 billion a year and leading to the death of 90 Americans a day [1]. The addictive nature of our current gold standard pain killers for strong pain is central to this crisis and non-addictive alternative medication is urgently needed. Nanomerics NM127 directly addresses these needs.

Nanomerics' CEO Andreas Schatzlein is presenting new data on the use of the MET platform for the potential treatement of epilepsy at the Epitarget annual meeting in Warsaw (11-13 Oct). Epitarget  (https://www.epitarget.eu) is a large European research consortium funded by the EU under the FP7 framework. Nanomerics has joined this consortium to support the CNS delivery of  novel therapeutics developed by the consortium partners.