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Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc., known until October 12, 2010 as Sepracor, Inc.
Provectus Biopharmaceuticals is investigating new therapies for the treatment of skin cancer, liver cancer and breast cancer. Provectus` investigational oncology drug, PV-10, is an ablative immunotherapy under investigation in solid tumor cancers.
Chugai Pharma USA (CPUSA), a wholly owned subsidiary of Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.(Chugai) located in Berkeley Heights NJ, is focused on early stage clinical research, mainly in the disease areas of oncology, renal disease, and bone and joint disease. CPUSA operates as part of Chugai`s Translational Clinical Research Division (TCRD), a global function with offices in Europe, Japan and the U.S. TCRD is dedicated to late pre-clinical and early clinical development of Chugai-originated pipeline products. TCRD aims to accelerate the proof-of-concept process by bringing translational research-powered medicines to global development stage and ultimately to market, as efficiently as possible. Chugai`s specific focus is placed on bringing innovative therapies to market for conditions where treatment options may be limited and patient needs may be unmet. Chugai works in strategic alliance with Roche to pursue cutting-edge biopharmaceutical, antibody, and molecular-targeted research technologies-areas that constitute Chugai`s greatest strengths-as well as chemical synthesis technology. Chugai has achieved success with its original products and will continue to seek to provide exceptional value to patients. As a most important member of the Roche group, Chugai aims to become a top pharmaceutical company by providing a continuous flow of innovative new medicines internationally. CPUSA believes in success through collaboration, and our culture encourages innovation through sharing ideas. If being on the cutting edge of translational clinical research and development appeals to you, consider a career with CPUSA.
DWIHN provides support to children with serious emotional disturbance, people with mental illness, developmental disability and/or substance use disorder.