CBIH and Vita Biotech Forge Alliance to Propel Clinical Studies Forward
Vita Biotech Research has partnered with Cannabis Bioscience International Holdings (OTCMKTS: CBIH) to fund CBIH's clinical studies, enhancing data integrity and speeding up progress. Vita Biotech will act as a financial subsidiary, supporting data collection trials important for evaluating CBIH's formulations. This collaboration allows CBIH to isolate each medical formulation into a unique legal entity, a risk management strategy that simplifies financing and partnerships. Texas was chosen for patent housing due to its favorable judicial environment. The partnership aims to improve statistical significance, uphold ethical standards, and bolster CBIH's research credibility.
- Strategic partnership with Vita Biotech provides financial support for CBIH's clinical studies.
- Funding accelerates CBIH's progress towards scientific and commercial goals.
- Isolating each formulation into a unique legal entity simplifies financing and partnerships.
- Choosing Texas for patent housing offers a business-friendly legal environment.
- Collaboration aims to enhance statistical significance and uphold ethical standards.
- Potential to bolster CBIH's research credibility among leading pharmaceutical companies.
- The partnership introduces new dependencies on Vita Biotech for funding.
- Isolating formulations into unique entities may complicate internal management.
- Legal challenges in Texas, while mitigated, still pose a potential risk.
- The strategic changes involved might require significant operational adjustments.
HOUSTON, June 05, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Vita Biotech Research has entered into a significant partnership with Cannabis Bioscience International Holdings (OTCMKTS: CBIH), to fund the clinical data collection efforts of CBIH’s rigorous data clinical studies, underscoring Vita Biotech's commitment to supporting cutting-edge research and ensuring the highest standards of clinical data integrity.
Through this strategic alliance, Vita Biotech will act as a financial subsidiary and catalyst for CBIH's data collection trials, a vital phase in evaluating the efficacy and safety of its formulations before they reach the market. This accelerated funding is expected to speed up CBIH's progress toward its scientific and commercial goals.
Furthermore, this collaboration allows CBIH to chart a course of its reconstruction process as it facilitates to isolate each medical formulation into a unique legal entity. This risk management strategy aligns with industry practices aimed at simplifying financing and partnerships, streamlining intellectual property and licensing processes.
The choice of Texas as the jurisdiction for patent housing is driven by its business-friendly environment, including favorable judicial precedents, cost-effective litigation, and access to federal courts adept in handling complex cases. Therefore, this calculated maneuver would place CBIH in a strong defensive posture in the event of legal challenges, and it is foreseen to lessen potential legal liabilities of the parent corporation.
The decision to proceed with this collaboration followed medical legal standards to mitigate any potential medical conflicts arising from the studies, upholding ethical standards to maintain credibility and executing CBIH’s protocols effectively, which could lead to improved statistical significance.
“The nature of clinical trials and data collection necessitates a cooperative endeavor between different entities, each bringing unique advantages to the table, without compromising the integrity and safety of data management during the trials. This way we take a significant leap forward in both organizations' missions and the enhancement of patient care,” says Dr. Jennifer Salguero, PhD in Science specialized in Microbiology from São Paulo Brazil University, and VITA’s Director of Clinical Trial Operations.
Overall, this partnership offers a platform for funding CBIH’s projects, safeguards both parties from risks related to intellectual property and litigation, and ensures the meticulous and ethical collection of data. CBIH and Vita Biotech look forward to potentially bolster the credibility of our research among leading pharmaceutical companies, paving the way as pioneers in medical cannabis clinical research.
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