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 Company Overview

Cambridge is a successful and progressive healthcare company with an international focus. With offices in Ireland and the UK Cambridge specialise in the development, global registration, marketing, sales and distribution of innovative and classic specialist secondary care pharmaceutical products. Our products, which we have in-licensed or purchased outright from world-class partner companies, provide benefit in high profile therapeutic areas including the Central Nervous System (CNS) and Oncology.

Cambridge's success has been as a result of its management team, which consists of dynamic individuals who have the skills, expertise and vision to build winning brands. Our board of directors includes some of the most respected and renowned professionals in the healthcare industry. Our vision is to become a leading provider of specialist pharmaceuticals for secondary care physicians. We will achieve this by developing market leading brands from targeted acquisitions and internal product development.

Product Overview

Cambridge's current product portfolio consists of 23 products in the following areas:
- Central Nervous System (CNS)
- Oncology
- Specialist Niche Hospital Products

Flag-ship brands within our portfolio include:
- Gelclair® - For oral lesions due to Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy.
- ImmuCyst® 81mg- For treatment of superficial bladder cancer
- Nabilone Capsules- for treatment of nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy treatment.
- Xenazine^TM, Nitoman^TM (tetrabenazine)- for Hyperkinetic movement disorders, I.e. Huntingtons disease.
- Volplex® - For patients who suffer massive blood loss, as a consequence of haemorrhage, trauma or surgery, the priority is to restore blood volume. Plasma expanders are used to bridge the gap until blood for transfusion is available and in some cases their use can eliminate the need for transfusions altogether.