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Griffith University, based in Australia, has gone on to conduct a world-first study when it comes to cell transplantation so as to repair nervous system injuries and has thus received a tremendous boost of a $5.4 million fund extension...

A £277 million joint government-industry finance package will assist four UK life sciences companies in moving forward with life sciences manufacturing initiatives. The Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund (LSIMF) has just released its first round of funding. Government financing of £17 million...

Crinetics Pharmaceuticals, a pharmaceutical company that develops therapies for rare endocrine diseases, and Quotient Sciences, a drug development and manufacturing accelerator, have announced a partnership to support Crinetics’ CRN04894 pediatric program. The partnership will utilize Quotient Sciences’ unique Translational...

Intrathecal (IT), intravenous (IV), and Nivolumab (anti-PD-1) immunotherapy were found to be safe and prolong life in a subset of melanoma individuals with leptomeningeal illness (LMD). The interim evaluations of the innovative delivery strategy were presented in the first-in-human Phase...

Like every other consumer packaged market, pharmaceuticals has also gone on to experience a reckoning with its ecological footprint, mostly in the more consumer-facing element of packaging. It is well to be noted that consumer preferences as well as governmental...

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has released a paper summarizing its Regulatory Science Strategy (RSS) mid-point achievements through 2025. Originally released in March 2020, the strategy outlines a five-year goal for advancing regulatory science. Regulatory science belongs to the scientific...

Researchers have identified a molecule that is particularly successful in preventing sickness caused by all known forms of the SARS-CoV-2 virus when put nasally. The molecule could be a valuable tool in preparing for future pandemics because it is...