Article: ALK-Abello and Schering-Plough Announce Agreement To Develop Tablet-Based Allergy Immunotherapy.

ALK-Abello and Schering-Plough Corporation today announced an agreement to collaborate in conducting a clinical trial of an ALK-Abello tablet-based immunotherapy for the treatment of allergy symptoms caused by grass pollens. The agreement also contains a proviso for Schering-Plough to co-develop and co-promote the grass-pollen allergy tablet and all other non-injectable allergy products in ALK-Abello's research pipeline.

The collaboration is aimed at developing new tablet-based allergy immunotherapies that have the potential to offer both patients and physicians substantial advantages over the traditional delivery method of subcutaneous injections.

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