IntelGenx and atai partner up on psychedelics

IntelGenx announces strategic partnership with atai Life Sciences; agreement also includes equity investment by atai
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SAINT LAURENT, Quebec & NEW YORK—IntelGenx Corp. reports that the company has agreed to the terms of a strategic partnership with atai Life Sciences, a company aiming at transformative treatments for mental health disorders. As part of the strategic partnership, IntelGenx will exclusively partner with atai to develop compounds for the prevention or treatment of mental health diseases and disorders — including compounds that have psychedelic, entactogenic, and/or oneirophrenic properties.

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