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Access Pharmaceuticals (ACCP: OTCBB) is an emerging specialty pharma company developing and commercializing propriety products for the treatment and supportive care of cancer patients. MuGard, its FDA approved treatment for oral mucositis, is commercially launched in Europe, and will launch in the US and Asian in 1Q 2010. ProLindac, which is in pivotal clinical trials, is a new and improved version of Sanofi-Aventis’ Eloxatin, a DACH Platinum chemotherapeutic. Thiarabine is in human trials for the treatment of leukemias and lymphomas. Lastly, ACCP has collaborations in the areas of oral insulin and oral human growth hormone, using it’s proprietary Cobalamin based oral drug delivery platform.
Access Pharmaceuticals reports healthcare insurance reimbursement progress for MuGard
Access Pharmaceuticals (OTCBB: ACCP) said Thursday it is making progress with some major healthcare insurance companies in the US with regards to the recent launch of its lead product, MuGard, a treatment for oral mucositis, a common side effect of cancer therapy.
The company said it has already received MuGard reimbursements from various third-party payer networks. Some of the national insurance reimbursements included several state plans from Blue Cross Blue Shield, Health Net, Caremark, Well Point Next Rx, Harard Pilgrim and Medicaid.
"Receiving these reimbursements affirms that national payers understand the critical role MuGard plays in the management of oral mucositis and serves as strong validation of the clinical and pharmacoeconomic viability MuGard offers," said president and CEO Jeff Davis.
"Our effort to land additional reimbursements is ongoing as it provides an incentive for clinics and hospitals to more quickly integrate the MuGard into their treatment protocols for cancer patients," he added.
Aside from MuGard, Access' products include ProLindac, in phase 2 testing for patients with ovarian cancer, and Thiarabine, in phase 1/2 testing for certain cancers.
The company also has drug delivery technologies including CobaCyte-mediated targeted delivery and CobOral-oral drug delivery, which has led to significant progress in creating oral formulations of insulin for diabetics.



















