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This post was commissioned on November 11, 2008, and it was categorized as Venture Capital, funding.

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Accera announced it has recently closed a Series C financing round of $35 million (euro 27 million), led by Inventages Venture Capital SA. The company says that the proceeds of this financing will be used to begin sales and marketing ofthe company’s lead product, Axona(TM) (previously known as Ketasyn), which as the company says, is “scheduled to launch in the United States in the first quarter of 2009.”

Can somebody explain to me how it is possible to launch a drug without having released results of a single phase 3 trial or have filed an NDA? Anybody?

Accera, Inc. Completes $35 Million Series C Financing
-(Via PR Newswire: Biotechnology.)

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