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Researchers develop safer opioid painkiller from scratch
An international team of researchers - led by scientists at UC San Francisco, Stanford University, the University of North Carolina (UNC), and the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg in Germany has developed a new opioid drug candidate that...
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ViiV Healthcare Begins Phase III Programme To Evaluate Two-drug Regimen For HIV-1 Treatment
ViiV Healthcare announced the start of a phase III programme to support regulatory filings for a two-drug regimen of dolutegravir (Tivicay®) and lamivudine (Epivir®) as a treatment for HIV-1 infection in adults who have not received prior antiretroviral therapy....
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Shortage of estrogen drugs in US worries trans women: ‘It’s my peace of mind’
The two most popular injectables used to transition are disappearing from shelves as one awaits re-approval by the FDA, but other factors remain murky The voice on the other the end of the phone had an...
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Lupin largest drug maker buys 21 generic brands from Shionogi & Co to strengthen presence in Japanese market
Lupin Ltd, India’s third largest drug maker, will buy a portfolio of 21 generic brands from Osaka-based Shionogi & Co. Ltd at the cost of US $150 million. August 3, 2016: The move will help the company to strengthen. ...
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Pfizer adds to list of drugmakers under lens for deviating from good manufacturing practices
Pfizer is the latest addition to an expanding list of drug makers found deviating from good manufacturing practices in India.In the last week of June,a high profile team drawn from world's four leading regulators identified a number of deficiencies...
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Community verified biological network models show promise for toxicology and drug discovery
A new set of community-produced biological network models has been shown to allow a deeper understanding of the mechanisms underlying a range of diseases. The models, of which earlier versions have been described in detail in...
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Stem Cells May Speed Up Screening of Drugs for Rare Cancers
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center say they have developed a system that uses transformed human stem cells to speed up screening of existing drugs that might work against rare brain and other cancers. ...
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