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New Standards To Speed Up Development of Paediatric Drugs
A new approach for extrapolating clinical trial data using adult research aims to speed up and lower the cost of testing and approval of medicines for children. The methodology for attaining such advantages is outlined in a proposed guideline...
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Researchers Uncover Anti-Cancer Compounds In The Corals
The ocean below is filled with riddles, but scientists have recently discovered one of its best-kept mysteries. For the past 25 years, researchers have been looking for the origin of a natural chemical that has shown promise in preliminary...
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Dr. Reddys Says Russia Sales Booming As Big Pharma Retreats
While many western biopharma businesses have shied away from Russia since its invasion of Ukraine, some of those in India have stepped in to fill the hole by providing the Kremlin with medical supplies. Dr. Reddy's Laboratories has been...
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New Molecular Target For Cancer Therapy Found Through Study
The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, Richard J. Solove Research Institute, and James Cancer Hospital have discovered a new molecular therapeutic target that could lead to the development of new cancer treatments with fewer side effects.
Previous research has...
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Commercializing Biopharmaceutical Innovation In A New Era
The new era in biopharmaceutical development promises to usher in a slew of breakthrough medicines, including cures for treatment options. More than 7,800 medications are in clinical development, spanning a wide variety of therapeutic categories from cancer to cardiovascular...
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Catalent Invests $175 Million In A New Factory Expansion
Catalent, a manufacturing behemoth, has announced another expansion, this time at a large oral medication plant that had previously doubled in size in 2015. Catalent is expanding its Winchester, Kentucky, plant by 107,000 square feet, creating 277 new jobs in...
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MTHFR Gene Mutation Symptoms, testing, and Treatment
The human body is made up of several genes including the MTHFR gene, a gene responsible for folic acid and folate metabolism.
Unfortunately, about 40 percent of the world's population suffers from MTHFR mutation which leads to increased levels of...
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