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Is albumin the key to successful nasal vaccines?
A new method of mucosal vaccine delivery that uses albumin to help transport vaccine antigens could lead to better vaccines for HIV and COVID-19.
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Microparticles could form self-boosting vaccines
New research suggests microparticles able to release their payloads at different times could form the basis of self-boosting vaccine courses that would require just a single injection.
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Biohybrid microrobots could be effective cancer drug delivery systems
A new study demonstrates the design and potential of adding artificial components to bacteria to enable tumour targeted drug release and immune activation.
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Video: Free 10-minute pharma data integrity training
Ex-MHRA inspector and NSF expert, Rachel Carmichael, takes a high-level look at why Data Integrity matters in this online introduction training.
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Whitepaper: Maintain product integrity in biologic clinical studies
Cold chain shipping challenges & root causes of common reference product sourcing problems.
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Novel oral chemotherapeutic holds potential for stomach cancer patients
Carl Bjartmar, Chief Medical Officer at Ascelia Pharma, explores the benefits of oral therapeutic administration over intravenous chemotherapy for stomach cancer patients, highlighting improvements in efficacy and ease of use.
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ebook: Guidance on implementation of ARMMs
Many quality control professionals recognise that the need to modernise microbial detection methods is at an all-time high.
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On-demand webinar: Speed your biologic into phase 1-3 clinical trials
How shortening the timeline from development to clinic can be achieved through parallel processing versus using a task/time compression approach.
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Anatomy of a ‘correlate of protection’ for T-cell vaccines
The use of proprietary vaccine constructs to prime naive CD8+ T-cells via skin dendritic cells and thus enable induction of targeted cellular immunity, establishing tissue-resident CD8+ T-memory cells, is a new vaccination strategy being explored at Emergex Vaccines. Here, Professor Thomas Rademacher, Emeritus Professor of Molecular Medicine – UCL and…
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Webinar: Comparator sourcing success
Collaboration between comparator sourcing specialists and clinical supply managers can improve inventory management and supply chain performance.
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Webinar: Responsibilities of specialised clinical supply experts
Learn the differences in areas of expertise and responsibilities between the Clinical Supply Manager, Project Manager and Financial Project Analyst.
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New microencapsulation approach allows slow release of peptide drugs
A study from the University of Michigan shows a new method of drug microencapsulation, allowing several peptide drugs to be slowly released in the body.
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Whitepaper: Bridging the cell and gene therapy gap
The current understanding among sponsors of the workflow from cell collection, to manufacturing, and to the clinical site for patient administration.
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European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 3 2022
In this issue experts explore the development of targeted protein degradation drugs, how potential legislative changes may impact the EU and selecting the right downstream process for bi-specific antibodies. Also featured in this journal, how RMM can enable efficient shutdown recovery, five critical areas for data integrity in life sciences…
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Survey report: Direct-to-patient: industry perception and future trends
Understand the perceived importance of DTP to successful study execution.
