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mRNA non-vaccine therapeutics to generate $2 billion by 2028

European Pharmaceutical Review

According to GlobalData’s recent report , a total of five marketed messenger RNA (mRNA) non-vaccine products by 2028 will generate over $2 billion, generated by the approval of pipeline agents. billion during 2028.

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Handling HPAPIs safely – what does it take?

European Pharmaceutical Review

Based on the latest report and data, HPAPI market size is expected to reach $32 billion by 2028. Biotechs working with early-stage NCEs must adopt a conservative approach to prioritise safety for their HPAPIs in discussions with contract development and manufacturing organisations (CDMOs) and other scientific partners.

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Happitech launches smartphone app for cardiac researchers

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The digital health market is being driven by expansion of digital connectivity, declining cost of sensors and other technology components, and an increase in patient engagement, and is predicted to reach a value of $450 billion by 2028, according to the company.

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High risk, high reward – the future of CAR-T therapy in CLL

Pharmaceutical Technology

According to GlobalData’s analyst consensus forecast, Yescarta is expected to reach peak sales of $1.8bn in 2028, and Kymriah is expected to reach sales of $686m in the same year. Autologous CAR-T agents are now becoming the standard of care for patients in the third line and later settings, providing lucrative returns for these agents.

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Key developments: mRNA vaccines and therapeutics

European Pharmaceutical Review

Robust analytical methods are needed to establish safety, potency, and purity of mRNA therapeutics in large-scale manufacturing. Sarah Bundra, Pharmaceutical Analyst at GlobalData also warned about patient safety: “introducing mRNA carries the risk of activating the immune system.”

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The EU AI Act: will regulation drive life science innovation away from Europe?

European Pharmaceutical Review

This dual-layer certification process can create significant delays, as each framework involves extensive assessments for safety and performance under separate requirements specific to medical device and AI-specific criteria.

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Accelerating AMR vaccine development

European Pharmaceutical Review

While regulatory support, such as breakthrough therapy designations, can help in this regard, there is a critical need to collaborate with regulatory agencies to agree efficient clinical trial designs that maintain appropriate demonstration of safety and efficacy. AMR has the potential to be just as devastating for the world as COVID-19.

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