Zuventus 1st in world to launch aviptadil for ARDS commercially
Business Standard|November 26, 2022
Discovered in 1970, the drug was tested on severe Covid-19 patients on DCGI's direction
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Zuventus 1st in world to launch aviptadil for ARDS commercially

Mumbai-based Zuventus Healthcare has become the first company globally to commercially launch aviptadil, over 50-year old drug molecule, for treating acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

The drug was discovered by Dr Sami Said, pulmonary medicine specialist, in 1970. Aviptadil a complex peptide-was not commercially used for ARDS, though prescribed as a last resort (orphan drug); it is prepared by Universities for emergency use by hospitals, the company said.

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