Close

Business & Industry

Choosing the Right Supply Chain Strategy for Pharma Growth – Live Webinar

Pharmaceutical and life sciences businesses face stringent requirements around batch control, traceability and compliance, which cannot be an afterthought when scaling warehouse operations and supporting pharma growth. Ryan Gibbs and Grant Smith will examine these supply chain considerations in an...

FDA Opens Door to Innovative Approaches for Psychedelic Drug Development Amid Mental Health Crisis

Senior officials at the US Food and Drug Administration have signaled that the agency is open to novel and innovative approaches in the clinical development of psychedelic drugs, citing the worsening mental health crisis across the United States. The...

ABEC Opens New Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility in Wilson, North Carolina

ABEC is set to open a new manufacturing facility in Wilson, North Carolina, further strengthening its network of biopharmaceutical process equipment and consumables production. A ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the occasion is scheduled for 24 September, with company leadership,...

UK Review Recommends ‘L Plates’ for New Healthcare AIs

The National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare has delivered its long-awaited report, setting out a framework for deploying artificial intelligence tools within the National Health Service in a manner described as "safe, fast, and trusted." Commissioned by...

Hengrui Wins World-First Approval for Hetrombopag in Chemotherapy-Induced Thrombocytopenia

Jiangsu Hengrui Pharma has secured a landmark regulatory clearance in China for its oral thrombopoietin (TPO) receptor agonist hetrombopag, making it the first oral TPO agonist anywhere in the world to receive approval for chemotherapy-induced thrombocytopenia (CIT). The approval...

Gilead Sciences Inaugurates Advanced Research Centre in California

Gilead Sciences has expanded its R&D infrastructure with a new 182,000-square-foot facility in Foster City dedicated to inflammation, oncology, and data science.

Novartis Signs $3.22 Billion Deal with Alteogen for Subcutaneous Drug Technology

Novartis has signed a landmark agreement with South Korean biopharmaceutical firm Alteogen, potentially valued at up to $3.22 billion, for the development and commercialisation of subcutaneous drug formulations powered by Alteogen's proprietary ALT-B4 technology. A Multi-Option Agreement Targeting Subcutaneous Formulation The...

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from any location or device.

Must read

Translate »