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Analysis cites personalised medicine, outsourcing and digitalisation as some of the key factors set to advance the pharmaceutical analytical testing market to 2032.
The new approach involving refinement and optimisation of ionisable lipids could accelerate the development of mRNA therapies, research suggests.
The new executive recruits at Amgen and Pfizer will support advancement in therapeutic areas including oncology and rare disease.
In this article, Steffanie Wilson, Vice President and Neuroscience Therapeutic Area Lead, Emmes Group, discusses the future of psychedelic research and highlights the impact of the FDA’s decision on Lykos Therapeutics’ NDA for its MDMA therapy to treat PTSD.
Julie Huynh, Research and Development Manager, Gelteq, explores the potential of gel-based oral drug formulations for alleviating dysphagia and highlights the company’s approach to overcoming key challenges in this area, like administration.
As the outsourcing market evolves, pharmaceutical businesses are reassessing their strategies to better insulate themselves against the pressure of compounding macroeconomic constraints, including a looming patent cliff, rising costs and developmental risks. Sponsors are adopting more intelligent, blended models that seamlessly integrate functional service provision (FSP), full-service outsourcing (FSO), standalone…
This in-depth focus features articles on environmental monitoring trends such as digitalised management of EM data, as well as endotoxin detection.
In this Guide to Outsourcing article, Jessica Rayser, Associate Director Product Management, Accugenix®, explores how outsourcing microbial identification can benefit technicians and facilitate the most accurate identification possible.
European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 5 includes articles on bioprocessing, biologics, sustainability, and drug formulation.
With fluorescence imaging an essential tool in noninvasive biomedical research, the microscopy advancement holds opportunity for progress in optical imaging, according to the paper.
The collaboration between Novartis Pharma AG and Ratio Therapeutics aims to advance a potential best-in-class therapeutic candidate as a treatment for a difficult-to-treat cancer.
The new name and logo represent BeiGene’s vision to eliminate cancer through global collaborations to widen its reach for patients.
This investment supports AstraZeneca’s strategy to drive the biopharma company's development in the US.
A key barrier in delivering this type of therapy to patients was overcome in the first-of-a-kind T cell therapy trial, data shows.
The alternative liquid culturing method does not require shaking of microorganisms, according to the research.
