Recent news on (R)-Salbutamol

Drug to trim puppy fat a step closer to market  -  May 3, 2007
New Zealand Herald,R-salbutamol has just been trialled on 15 beagles in the US, and the drug produced a 3 per cent weight loss per week in the animals.

Promising Dog Obesity Drug Trial, Says Stirling Products Limited ...  -  May 4, 2007
PR Web (press release),..."We have demonstrated that low doses of R-salbutamol given orally produced no visible clinically-significant effects except for some flushing of the ears

Obesity pill developed for dogs  -  May 1, 2007
The Australian,Perth-based Stirling Products Ltd's R-salbutamol drug was trialled on 15 beagles in the US, each losing 3 per cent weight loss a week, the company said.

Multiplex again target of talk  -  May 2, 2007
Sydney Morning Herald,Further tests will now be carried out on R-salbutamol in the hope that it may soon be taken by many of the 48 million fat dogs and cats in the US.

Dogs could stand to shed a few  -  May 21, 2007
Washington Times,A second medication -- R-salbutamol -- is under development in Australia. Dogs down under are losing weight, though having some flushing of the ears,

VITAL SIGNS - The pharmaceuticals and biotechnology synopsis  -  Feb 15, 2007
egoli.com.au,Stirling Products Limited (STI) has advised shareholders that it has now completed a second study of R-salbutamol in horses with airway disease “heaves�,

Stirling Signs Agreement with North American Bioscience Company  -  Feb 1, 2007
Emediawire (press release),..."This product is an excellent companion product for our own R-salbutamol, but because it is natural, it does not carry the same regulatory hurdles,

Stirling signs agreement with North American bioscience company  -  Feb 1, 2007
Fish Farmer Magazine,Stirling Products, an Australian public company, announced today that it has signed an agreement for the co-development of Stirling’s R-salbutamol products

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