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Emmes Launches Cell and Gene Therapy Center

Emmes, a global, full-service Clinical Research Organization (CRO) dedicated to supporting the advancement of public health and biopharmaceutical innovation announced the creation of a dedicated center to enhance Emmes' legacy and depth in cell and gene therapy research. The new...

An Encrypt Medicine Suppresses COVID-19 And Its Variants

Dana-Farber scientists have developed a medication that neutralises SARS-CoV-2, the COVID-19 coronavirus, and every other tested version. The medicine is developed so that natural selection maintains its activity against future viral strains. The investigational medicine is not an antibody but...

EMA Advocates For Recall of Pholcodine Drugs From EU Market

PRAC, EMA's safety committee, has completed its review of pholcodine-containing medications used to treat nonproductive (dry) cough in adults and children as well as cold and flu symptoms when combined with other active ingredients. PRAC has recommended that the...

Regulations And Directive Revisions For Human Medicines

What changes are in store for the European Human Medicines Directive and Regulation when it is amended at the end of 2022? The current European Union (EU) regulatory framework was created in 1995, and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) now...

Vaccines Europe Undertakes Its First Regulatory Evaluation

With 100 vaccine candidates as of July 2022, Vaccines Europe has released its first pipeline evaluation of the 15 firms that make up its membership. The analysis uncovered a pipeline that uses a variety of new technology platforms to address...

By 2028, Non-Vaccine mRNA Therapy Will Earn $2 Billion

A recent analysis from GlobalData estimates that by 2028, the approval of pipeline drugs will earn over $2 billion from five marketed messenger RNA (mRNA) non-vaccine products. The analytics firm claimed that despite the fact that there are currently no...

Synthetic DNA Is Tailored By AI For Future Medicine Research

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have created synthetic DNA that directs the cellular creation of proteins with the aid of an AI. With the help of technology, vaccines, medications for serious illnesses, and alternative dietary proteins...

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