Arbor Pharmaceuticals Announces the Launch of XYLAREX(TM) - A New Nonantibiotic Product for the Dietary Management of Recurrent Ear Infections in Children
Posted on: Thursday, 26 February 2009, 12:00 CST
Acute Otitis Media (AOM) is the most common bacterial illness of childhood and the primary reason antibiotics are prescribed for children in the U.S. Recurrent AOM affects millions of U.S. children each year, and children suffering from repeated, painful ear infections are frequently exposed to numerous courses of antibiotics at a young age. With repeated antibiotic exposure there is an increased risk of developing bacterial resistance, which the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) call one of the world's most pressing health concerns.
"Until now there have been limited options for managing children with
recurrent acute otitis media. Pediatricians and otolaryngologists alike see
many children with recurrent ear infections who have been subjected to
countless antibiotic courses and - in severe cases - may require ear tube
placement to alleviate symptoms. Parents and clinicians are looking for new
options for these children. A novel, non-drug product like XYLAREX is an
important new option for managing children with recurrent AOM in order to
reduce their infections and decrease their need for antibiotics," says
According to
XYLAREX is available by prescription and can be obtained from retail pharmacies across the U.S. XYLAREX is being introduced to U.S. pediatricians by Arbor Pharmaceuticals' specialty sales force. XYLAREX is Arbor Pharmaceuticals' third product introduction since the company initiated commercial operations less than two years ago.
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