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Mobocertinib approved as first oral therapy for EGFR Exon20+ NSCLC
FDA approves mobocertinib as the first oral therapy for patients with non-small cell lung cancer with EGFR Exon20 insertion mutations.
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EPR Podcast Episode 3 – Inhaled and intranasal drug formulations and delivery – Dr Bill Williams, University of Texas
Join Dr Bill Williams as he discusses formulation for inhaled and intranasal drug delivery and goes into detail about thin film freezing, a novel powder formulation technique he developed.
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ISPE announces its manufacturing Facility of the Year Awards winners
The awardees, including Takeda, Janssen and Gilead, are recognised for their state-of-the-art facility design, construction and operation projects.
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EMA accepts regulatory submission for Takeda’s dengue vaccine candidate
The submission is the first in a series that will include dengue-endemic countries, it includes long-term Phase III safety and efficacy data for the TAK-003 vaccine candidate.
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Boom times for pharma M&A
Global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity last year was expected to decline from 2019 levels, mainly due to the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting uncertainty around the global economy, trade tensions between the US and China, and the presidential election in the US. However, James Baillieu from Bird & Bird reveals…
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COVID-19: the big repurpose and even bigger pharmaceutical partnership
Heidi West discusses how academia, government and the pharmaceutical industry can work together to potentially repurpose drugs for the treatment of COVID-19.
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Potential COVID-19 therapeutics currently in development
As the world rushes to identify the best coronavirus treatments and vaccines, John Cahill rounds up the latest developments in potential COVID-19 therapies.
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Dengue fever vaccine shown to have 80 percent efficacy
A dengue fever vaccine candidate has demonstrated a high level of success in a Phase III trial, meeting its primary endpoints.
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Amyloidosis treatment discontinued from clinical trials
A treatment for amyloidosis has been pulled from clinical trials after failing to reach endpoints.
