Making Science Work at CPhI Worldwide 2019
CPhI Worldwide now comprises six individual pharma events and more than 20 dedicated zones.
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CPhI Worldwide now comprises six individual pharma events and more than 20 dedicated zones.
Rituxan (rituximab) is the first approved treatment for children with rare vasculitis diseases, in which a patient’s small blood vessels become inflamed.
Researchers have developed a chikungunya vaccine that can be stored at warm temperatures and manufactured quickly, which has been validated in animal models.
An event was held last week, exploring the manufacturing and potential of cannabinoids within the pharmaceutical industry.
With the approval of the treatment, Rybelsus, there is a new option for treating type 2 diabetes without injections.
A treatment for anaemia associated with chronic kidney disease in dialysis patients has been approved in Japan.
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Research Services has filed a lawsuit against the FDA after it rejected its application for opioids with updated labelling and appearance, meant to discourage misuse.
Orphan Drug Designation has been given to bispecific antibody candidate, GBR 1342, for the treatment of multiple myeloma.
New vaccine patch has showed no negative side effects and could lead to a replacement of needle-based vaccination methods.
The EMA has announced it is drafting guidance on how to avoid the presence of nitrosamines, a probable carcinogenic ingredient, in drugs.
CPhI Worldwide will return for its 30th year on 5-7 November 2019 at Messe Frankfurt in Frankfurt, Germany.
Nucala is the first biologic approved in the US for six- to 11-year-old children with severe eosinophilic asthma by the FDA.
The EMA and the FDA are investigating some ranitidine medicines after they were found to contain NDMA, a probable human carcinogen.
Janssen’s Brian Woodfall discusses the pharmaceutical company’s research process for their monthly injectable HIV treatment and their predictions for the future of the condition.
GVOKE injection has received regulatory approval from the FDA for the treatment of severe hypoglycemia in patients with diabetes.