Similac Formula For Gerd
Depomed Inc. has announced that a clinical trial to evaluate a new delivery and absorption method for a medicine currently used to treat gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD) has been completed. Depomed hopes to translate these findings into an oral, controlled-released GERD medicine formula that will specifically treat nocturnal acid breakthrough. Nocturnal acid breakthrough is a condition that the drugmaker feels current therapies do not adequately treat.
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