NIDA awards grant to Phoenix PharmaLabs to study cocaine use disorder treatment

The National Institute on Drug Abuse has awarded Phoenix PharmaLabs $8.7 million to study PPL-138, a compound to treat cocaine use disorder.
“This marks a milestone for Phoenix in that it is the largest grant ever awarded to the company,” Phoenix PharmaLabs President and CEO William Crossman said in a company press release. “It is a tremendous recognition of our work in this area, and we look forward to furthering our research toward this additional indication for PPL-138.”
Grant funding will be used to finish preclinical studies and begin human clinical trials. PPL-138

The National Institute on Drug Abuse has awarded Phoenix PharmaLabs $8.7 million to study PPL-138, a compound to treat cocaine use disorder.
“This marks a milestone for Phoenix in that it is the largest grant ever awarded to the company,” Phoenix PharmaLabs President and CEO William Crossman said in a company press release. “It is a tremendous recognition of our work in this area, and we look forward to furthering our research toward this additional indication for PPL-138.”
Grant funding will be used to finish preclinical studies and begin human clinical trials. PPL-138