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docosanol

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docosanol /do·co·sa·nol/ (do-ko´sah-nol) an antiviral effective against lipid-enveloped viruses, including herpes simplex virus; used in the treatment of recurrent herpes labialis.
docosanol
[doko′sänol]
an antiviral agent effective against activity viruses with a lipid envelope, including herpes simplex virus. It is used topically in the treatment of recurrent herpes labialis.


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Licensed docosanol 10% cream to Healthcare Brands International ("HBI") as a treatment for cold sores in 19 countries in the European Union, plus Russia and Ukraine.
SAN DIEGO -- AVANIR Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:AVNR) announced today that it has signed an exclusive agreement with Healthcare Brands International (HBI) to develop and market AVANIR's docosanol 10% cream (docosanol) as a treatment for cold sores in the European Union, (with the exception of Denmark, Finland, Greece, Italy, and Sweden, all of which are covered by previous license grants from AVANIR) Russia and the Ukraine.
Execution of a licensing agreement for docosanol 10% cream in Japan;
 
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