ADJUVANTZ Canadian Trademark Information

On Friday, May 6, 2005, a canadian trademark registration was filed for ADJUVANTZ by MCKESSON CANADA CORPORATION *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1256798. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The ADJUVANTZ trademark is filed in the description of Services to assist medical patients, namely: 24/7 multilingual medical information, namely operation of a website and telephone hotline, and printing of newsletters to provide information on pharmaceutical products and diseases; reimbursement support and patient advocacy, namely investigating appropriate private and public insurance sources to help secure reimbursement for medications; design and management of financial assistance programs; patient health information fulfillment, namely mailing of newsletters and brochures to patients taking specific medications; drug distribution; home nursing support; therapeutic compliance and retention programs, namely the provision of a series of outbound telephone calls by trained nurses to help insure that patients are taking medication as prescribed; clinical trial case management; web-based patient assistance solutions, namely operating websites to educate and inform patients regarding specific diseases or therapies; patient registry programs, namely maintaining lists of patients to manage the supply and distribution of specific medications when they are in limited supply or during clinical trials. , Services to assist medical patients, namely: 24/7 multilingual medical information, namely operation of a website and telephone hotline, and printing of newsletters to provide information on pharmaceutical products and diseases; reimbursement support and patient advocacy, namely investigating appropriate private and public insurance sources to help secure reimbursement for medications; design and management of financial assistance programs; patient health information fulfillment, namely mailing of newsletters and brochures to patients taking specific medications; drug distribution; home nursing support; therapeutic compliance and retention programs, namely the provision of a series of outbound telephone calls by trained nurses to help insure that patients are taking medication as prescribed; clinical trial case management; web-based patient assistance solutions, namely operating websites to educate and inform patients regarding specific diseases or therapies; patient registry programs, namely maintaining lists of patients to manage the supply and distribution of specific medications when they are in limited supply or during clinical trials. .