
|Articles|February 22, 2009
Veterinary research firm plans move to midwest
Lawrence, Kan. -- A company that does research work on racehorse disorders is planning on moving from New York to Kansas.
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Lawrence, Kan.
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-- A company that does research work on racehorse disorders is planning on moving from New York to Kansas.
ANOxA Corp.'s research work focus on pulmonary products for the equine industry and recently patented a treatment to help control Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH).
The company announced the move earlier this month and plans to have its West Seneca, N.Y., operations in place in Lawrence, Kan., early this year.
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