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Staying abreast of regulations with NGS?based viral safety for faster, safer and more ethical lot release of our vaccines

European Pharmaceutical Review

How does that impact the safety of the biologics? Safety is key to the development of any medicine, but the safety considerations linked to bioproduction are more complex because biologics are more sophisticated medicines than small molecules. How are regulatory guidelines adapting to this trend? References.

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First AI-generated small molecule drug enters Phase II trial

European Pharmaceutical Review

The world’s first AI-generated anti-fibrotic small molecule inhibitor drug has been administered to the first human patients. Achievement of the first dose in human patients is a “milestone” for AI-driven drug discovery and drug development , stated Feng Ren, PhD, co-CEO and Chief Scientific Officer of Insilico Medicine.

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Drug price negotiations on the horizon

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percent of total health-care spending—in 2016, the last year for which there are definitive data. About 40 percent of drugs fail in preliminary Phase I studies, which assess a drug’s safety in humans and typically cost just $25 million a drug. After all, 90 percent of all drugs that enter human testing fail.

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Could acoziborole eliminate sleeping sickness in Africa?

European Pharmaceutical Review

Between 2016 and 2019, DNDi and its partners led an open-label, Phase II/III study to assess the safety and efficacy of acoziborole in patients with early- and late-stage g-HAT. 208 patients were recruited at 10 hospitals in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Guinea. About the Phase II/III study.

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Bayer unit BrainVectis cleared to start Huntington gene therapy trial

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France’s BrainVectis, a subsidiary of Bayer’s Asklepios BioPharma (AskBio) unit, has been given the green light by regulators in France to start dosing patients with its gene therapy candidate for devastating neurodegenerative disorder Huntington’s disease.

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Will Novartis provide new oral option for chronic hives?

European Pharmaceutical Review

The Bruton’s tyrosine kinase (BTK) inhibitor was evaluated in patients with symptoms inadequately controlled by H1-antihistamines. Approximately 60 percent of patients are inadequately controlled with antihistamines alone. H1-antihistamines are the current first-line treatment in CSU.

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Drug pricing increases are disgraceful

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SUMMARY: (JAMA) The median drug wholesale list price (as defined by Average Wholesale Price) increased by 129% from 2010-2016, while median patient out-of-pocket costs increased by 53% and median insurance payments after rebates and discounts increased by 64%. Say goodbye to all the supposed goodwill.

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