Promising schizophrenia drug faces tough competition
A schizophrenia drug that could reduce the risk of patient relapse is at risk of being hidden in a crowded long-acting injectable market.
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A schizophrenia drug that could reduce the risk of patient relapse is at risk of being hidden in a crowded long-acting injectable market.
The FDA gives clinical trial clearance to 3D-printed colon-targeted oral drug for ulcerative colitis, to help improve safety of the dosage release.
HIV patients received real-time antiretroviral dosage data from an innovative edible sensor in a clinical trial.
The first implantable pump system bypassed the blood-brain barrier to deliver chemotherapy to brain cancer patients in a Phase I study.
GSK’s low dose, daily oral antitubercular agent improved drug-susceptible pulmonary tuberculosis after 14 days, giving it potential as a simpler treatment option.
EPR rounds up results from several key clinical trials on therapies for hypertension and heart failure presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2022.
If successful in further clinical trials an innovative, cost-effective COVID-19 vaccine patch could be available as early as 2025.
According to a new study, 25mg of psilocybin alongside psychological support, greatly reduces symptoms in participants with treatment-resistant depression.
A first-of-its-kind simulated clinical trial has modelled long-term health outcomes for two key Alzheimer’s drugs to determine optimal treatments.
Child insomniacs with ADHD can now be offered Adaflex, the first UK melatonin product for this patient group, a drug projected to save the NHS £11 million a year.
A collaboration agreement between Gilead and biopharma company MacroGenics aims to develop MGD024, a bispecific antibody for treatment of blood cancers.
The FDA has approved Boostrix, the first vaccine for pregnant women in their third trimester, to stop whooping cough (Pertussis) in infants below two months.
Data demonstrated that a one-time injection of the drug BRII-296 is safe and effective for most patients with postpartum depression (PPD).
Phase III trial confirmed Eisai’s lecanemab significantly decreased cognitive decline in patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease.
A Phase I trial showed early potential in using a genetically engineered herpes virus to combat advanced cancers that exhibited no response to immunotherapies.