New report shows impressive innovation in HIV first-in-class pipeline
A new report has shown a high level of novelty and diversity for the HIV first-in-class pipeline which targets drug resistance and latency reversal.
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A new report has shown a high level of novelty and diversity for the HIV first-in-class pipeline which targets drug resistance and latency reversal.
The EMA was a proactive force in 2019, granting marketing authorisation for a range of drugs. This article highlights some of the most important advancements made by the agency last year.
A study suggests the global neoantigen cancer vaccine market will grow exponentially due to expected drug launches, new technology reducing costs and currently unmet needs of the market.
According to a recent article, China has approved a number of home-grown vaccines, offering alternatives to global drugmakers' products.
A new report indicates that drug launches and new formulations will drive the growth of the seasonal influenza vaccine market in China, India and Japan from $914m in 2018 to $1.05bn in 2028.
New research has shown that intravenous injection of the BCG vaccine dramatically reduces monkey susceptibility to TB bacteria and lung inflammation.
The path to formulation of pharmaceuticals is not always straightforward, especially as products are becoming increasingly complex. Recognising strategies with the greatest advantages and considering all the options available to get the best drugs to market can greatly facilitate drug development and formulation. This article will demonstrate how recombinant albumin…
A national vaccine tracking system in China will aim to be completed before 31 March 2020, a report has said.
University of Leeds researchers have discovered a method to produce polio vaccines made from virus-like particles, which is being trialled on a manufacturing platform.
Johnson & Johnson has announced that it will be contributing vaccines to support the Rwandan immunisation programme to combat Ebola.
According to a new report, the UK is leading the rest of Europe for early-stage clinical research into new medicines and vaccines, with more than 600 commercial clinical trials taking place in the NHS.
Drones that transport medicines to emergency situations, urban environments or geographically-challenging locations are increasingly being utilised to improve delivery, however, there are few studies on their impact on drug stability. Here, Paul Royall and Patrick Courtney explore the implications of drone delivery on the safety and quality of medicines.
Janssen has submitted two Marketing Authorisation Applications to the EMA for an investigational Ebola vaccine regimen.
A dengue fever vaccine candidate has demonstrated a high level of success in a Phase III trial, meeting its primary endpoints.
A new report has predicted that the global subcutaneous drug delivery devices market will grow to $17,290.47 million in 2027 from $9,243.80 million in 2018.