February 4, 2015
Alliqua BioMedical, Inc to Acquire Celleration
Alliqua BioMedical, Inc (Langhorne, PA) announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Celleration, Inc.
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Alliqua BioMedical, Inc (Langhorne, PA) announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Celleration, Inc.
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Alliqua BioMedical has announced the appointment of Andrew Africk and Gary Restani to its board of directors.
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A Wrentham company that makes an antimicrobial wound dressing has become the first acquisition of Pennsylvania-based Alliqua, but probably not the last.
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Alliqua Inc. has acquired Choice Therapeutics for about $4 million in cash and stock in a deal involving two wound-care companies.
View Article: Philadelphia Business Journal
It is a stunning and frightening statistic: every 30 seconds somewhere in the world a person is losing a limb to diabetes.
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Alliqua’s listing on NASDAQ this week will increase the wound care provider’s visibility in the market, and ultimately increase its shareholder base, says the company’s CEO David Johnson.
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A Langhorne, Pa., wound-care company has received approval from NASDAQ’s Listing Qualifications Department to list its common stock on the NASDAQ Capital Market.
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Medgadget interviews David Johnson to learn about the latest products offered by the company and to get a better understanding of the next generation of wound care tools.
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Alliqua recently partnered with Germany-based Sorbion to exclusively distribute that firm’s wound care products, such as high-tech dressings that prevent infection, throughout the Americas.
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FierceDrugDelivery spoke to Alliqua CEO David Johnson about what the company hopes to gain and where it goes from here.
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Alliqua Biomedical has supplemented its wound care business in a $6 million licensing deal with Celgene’s cellular therapuetics division.
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Hydrogel dressings are designed to rehydrate the wound bed and reduce wound pain. They can be used on infected wounds and with topical medications.
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I love working with very smart and innovative people. I love building something the marketplace needs — it is more fun and energizing to build something rather than tear things down.
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Alliqua is focusing on hydrogels as a key to superior dressings, and harnessing them in two innovative wound dressings knowns as SilverSeal and Hydress.
View Article: Western Pennsylvania Healthcare News
It’s not often that a contract manufacturer enters the medical device market. Alliqua Inc. has made that jump, and has re-imagined itself as a maker of wound-care products.
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Transdermal drug delivery (TDD) represents an attractive alternative to other drug delivery methods and an increasingly promising player in the $142 billion drug delivery market.
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Bucks County has a new publicly traded biopharmaceutical company, which is out to grab a chunk of the $6 billion wound-care industry.
View Article: Philadelphia Business Journal
US-based wound management and drug delivery company Alliqua is launching a preclinical proof-of-principle study of an experimental hydrogel transdermal patch containing lidocaine.
View Article: Manufacturing Chemist
Alliqua, a wound management and drug delivery company, has seen a lot of changes in the past six months, starting at the top.
View Article: Medical Device Daily