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To: Harbie who wrote (106456)	6/10/2002 2:47:10 PM
From: Jim Bishop	of 150070

Jun 10, 2002 (Herald Sun - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Researchers from the Victorian College of Pharmacy and Monash University have developed a new drug delivery method. A metered dose of medication mixed with an enhancer to aid absorption is sprayed onto a patient's arm. The liquid is then absorbed into the bloodstream. The system has already been successfully tested at Melbourne's Jean Haile Foundation, where it was shown it could deliver doses as part of hormone replacement therapy. It is also believed spray-on drugs could be suitable for relieving travel sickness and delivering contraceptives and nicotine replacements. Drugs to treat Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases could also potentially be delivered via this method. One particular benefit of the system is that it permits doses to be varied. The company, Acrux, has been established to develop the drug delivery system.

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