Sanofi plant to help secure EU insulin supply
The planned €1.3 billion investment will result in the new German facility replacing the company’s existing insulin production plants.
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The planned €1.3 billion investment will result in the new German facility replacing the company’s existing insulin production plants.
Preference for small molecule prefilled syringes and a greater demand for prefilled insulin syringes for diabetes is driving growth of the pharmaceutical parenteral packaging market, a report states.
Once-weekly icodec injections showed non inferiority to once-daily injections of degludec in a Phase III clinical trial.
A new method enabling biological materials to be stored in a solid-state means medicines such as insulin could be administered orally in the future.
$1.15m funding from Eli Lilly and Company will support a new cold chain capacity initiative in low- and middle-income countries, to help improve medicine access.
Insulin for at least one million diabetics in low- and middle-income countries, mainly in Africa, is the aim of Eli Lilly and EVA Pharmaceutical's new collaboration.
MIT researchers have developed a robotic capsule that tunnels through mucus in the GI tract to deliver large oral protein-based drugs like insulin.
Sanofi Global Health — a nonprofit unit of Sanofi set up in 2021 — has launched Impact®, a new brand of standard of care medicines dedicated for nonprofit distribution in 40 of the world’s lower-income countries.
Highlights of the February 2022 meeting of EMA’s human medicines committee (CHMP) include the recommendation of 13 medicines for approval, along with updates to other drugs and COVID-19 vaccines.
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An innovative new pill can deliver large quantities of monoclonal antibodies and other drugs into the stomach lining after swallowing.
The first interchangeable biosimilar insulin product will help increase access and affordability of insulin for diabetics.
A Phase I trial evaluating Adocia’s BioChaperone® Lispro Pramlintide formulation for insulin pump delivery in type 1 diabetics has begun.
Researchers say that their novel way to produce synthetic insulin could also be used to create at least eight other drugs.
Novo Nordisk has set up a programme to allow patients in the US experiencing financial hardship because of COVID-19 to receive free insulin for 90 days.