Botanix signs a supply agreement with Purisys

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Botanix Pharmaceuticals has entered into a supply agreement with Purisys. Purisys has one of the industry’s longest track records and a wide range of offerings in the cannabinoid space. It currently produces all major cannabinoids relevant to pharmaceutical and consumer products. Since 2016, Purisys has also manufactured pharmaceutical-grade cannabidiol at commercial scale utilising a patented process.

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Pharma giants to unveil major $1 billion venture to push novel antibiotics

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Amid escalating concerns over antibiotic resistance, several big drug makers are creating a new $1 billion for-profit venture to acquire or invest in small antibiotic companies and their nascent products, according to two people familiar with the plans.

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Prepare for Lift-off – Botanix raises $40 million and strengthens leadership team

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Botanix Pharmaceuticals Limited (ASX:BOT)—a clinical stage cannabinoid company—has received firm commitments for a $40 million placement led by specialist US-based biotech investment funds and leading US institutional investors.

The $40 million in funding—which was offered at a price of $0.21 per fully paid ordinary share—will be used to support the company’s cannabinoid clinical development and research portfolio.

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Could CBD Fight Superbugs? Marijuana Compound Shows Promise As an Antibiotic.

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The quest for new antibiotics has led researchers to a surprising candidate: the marijuana compound CBD.

A new study finds that CBD, or cannabidiol, is “remarkably effective” at killing bacteria, at least in a test tube, the researchers in the new study said. The results showed that CBD had antibiotic effects against a number of so-called Gram-positive bacteria, including types of staph and strep bacteria, as well as strains that had become resistant to other antibiotic drugs.

Click HERE to read the article on LiveScience.