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Evolution of Multi-Omic Integration in Precision Medicine

The convergence of genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics, and pathology data represents the most significant advancement in precision medicine since the completion of the Human Genome Project. This multi-omic data integration precision medicine approach promises to revolutionize healthcare by providing...

PADCEV™ Plus KEYTRUDA™ Significantly Improves Survival for Certain Patients with Bladder Cancer When Given Before and After Surgery

PADCEV plus KEYTRUDA is the first and only regimen to improve survival when used before and after standard of care (surgical cystectomy) in cisplatin-ineligible patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer Results will be discussed with global health authorities for...

Sarclisa by Sanofi has EC Approval to Treat Multiple Myeloma

In order to treat multiple myeloma in adults, Sarclisa from Sanofi in combination with a regimen of lenalidomide, bortezomib, and dexamethasone (VRd) has been granted approval by the European Commission. It is well to be noted that Sarclisa has received...

UK government, Manufacturing, Investment, Clinical trials

The UK government will improve manufacturing and commercialisation as it seeks to maximise the value of the life sciences sector growth for the country's economy. In a new Life Sciences sector growth plan, the government established a six-point action plan...

Role of Technology in Enhancing Patient Engagement in Trials

In the past few years, there has been a positive movement toward using technology to change how patients are engaged and how they stay with a practice. A lot of different kinds of technology are changing the way clinical...

AI in Alzheimer Drug Development to Enhances Clinical Trials

Scientists applied artificial intelligence (AI) to reanalyse a clinical trial for AI in Alzheimer Drug Development, identifying a group of patients who responded to medical treatment. The study shows that AI can help design future clinical trials to be...

Nipah Virus Vaccines Enter Clinical Trials in Bangladesh

Two Vaccines against the Nipah virus, a deadly bat-borne virus, are scheduled to begin human clinical trials in Bangladesh, while intriguing medication candidates have demonstrated the ability to treat and prevent infection. While Nipah case numbers remain low, climate change...

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