European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 4 2024
European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 4 includes articles on regulation, bioproduction, environmental monitoring, packaging and drug delivery.
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European Pharmaceutical Review Issue 4 includes articles on regulation, bioproduction, environmental monitoring, packaging and drug delivery.
The oncology-focused deal between Genentech and Regor Pharmaceuticals is worth nearly $900 million and will support development of novel therapies for breast cancer.
The approach proposed in the paper suggests how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) could enhance process efficiency and product quality during complex manufacturing.
The Phase II clinical trial is the first completed prospective trial for refractory meningiomas with a tumour growth rate of 15 percent or more over six months.
The “landmark” approval represents the first new class of medicine in several decades for treating schizophrenia.
The new recommendations are applicable to clinical trials in countries of all income levels and seek to make trials more effective and supportive for a diverse range of participants.
Find out what is on offer for pharma professionals working in analytical development and microbiology QC at the 12th PharmaLab Congress being held in Germany in 2024.
The detection method was designed for continuous culture monitoring of cell therapy products and required minimal sample preparation, research showed.
European Pharmaceutical Review’s latest Pharma Horizons report provides insight on key developments in pharmaceutical biologics for drug development, pharmaceutical manufacturing and quality control.
The new agreement, focused on improving regulation and drug development within the microbiome therapeutic sector, will harness cross-sector cooperation to ensure these medicines become available to more patients.
Limited funding and a lack of drugs targeting the root cause of sepsis are some of the current obstacles when addressing the disease burden, GlobalData says.
In this article, Dr Alaa Hamed, Global Head of Medical Affairs for Rare Disease at Sanofi, shares why the company’s enzyme replacement therapy Xenpozyme® (olipudase alfa) has promise for the rare genetic disease acid sphingomyelinase deficiency (ASMD).
The treatment, being evaluated for severe asthma, is the first ultra-long-acting biologic to be evaluated in Phase III trials.
The research “clearly demonstrates the financial and societal benefits that industry clinical trials bring to the economy, the NHS and to R&D in the UK”, APBI Chief Executive says about the report.
9 September 2024 | By FUJIFILM Wako
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