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FDA Wants To Know How Patients, Doctors Decide Prescriptions

The FDA's Office of Prescription Medicine Promotion (OPDP) intendsย to know how patients and doctors consider the risks and benefits of a new prescription medicine before starting it. What factors influence treatment decisions, and how do people choose one medication...

200M COVID Jab Left Over Doses Leads SII Halting Production

As worldwide demand dwindles, around 200 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine are rusting away in the world's largest vaccine manufacturer's warehouses. As per Bloomberg, Serum Institute of India (SII)ย CEO Adar Poonawalla revealed at the India Economic Conclave that they hadย ceased...

Sanofi Starts Work On โ‚ฌ400 Million Smart Space In Singapore

Sanofi's "factory of the future" in Singapore could be operational by the middle of the decade. One of two so-called Evolutive Vaccine Facilities (EVFs) that the French drugmaker is building with a collective investment of 900 million euros (about...

NorthEdge invests in leading Life Sciences marketing specialist

Lower mid-market private equity firm NorthEdge has completed its investment into life sciences marketing agency, ramarketing, to support rapid service expansion and increased international presence. North-East headquartered ramarketing employs more than 50 people globally with offices in Newcastle, Manchester and...

Samsung Biologics completes full acquisition of Samsung Bioepis

Samsung Biologics announced that it has completed the purchase of Biogenโ€™s stake in the Samsung Bioepis joint venture for USD $2.3 billion. With the completion of the first payment of USD $1.0 billion pursuant to the terms of the...

China Ticks BeiGene PD-1, Can Novartis Bloom In US, Europe

Last year, Novartis chose to purchase its way into the arena after the failure of its PD-1/L1 candidate, spartalizumab. So it reached a deal with China's BeiGene, paying $650 million up front and promisingย $1.55 billion in milestone payments in...

Kings College Uses COVID-19 Tech To Treat Heart Attacks

King's College London, a public research university, is using messenger RNA (mRNA) technology to battle the physiological effects of cardiac arrest in the hopes of developing the world's first heart attack treatment. The technology has the ability to reverse...

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