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The US FDA was established in 1931, but only three years ago did it get the power to order drug makers to conduct safety studies of products that have already been approved and put into general use. Just how difficult it is going to be to use that ...
The European Commission will provide €12 million in funding for two new research projects which will develop novel influenza treatments, including against both (A) H1N1 pandemic influenza and (A) H5N1 avian flu. Speaking at an EU influenza meeting ...
The US FDA has issued Actelion with a complete response letter for its drug Zavesca (miglustat), for the treatment of progressive neurological manifestations in adults and children with Niemann-Pick type C (NP-C) disease – a rare, fatal ...
The US FDA has announced an "ongoing safety review" of oral bisphosphosphonates to see if they are potentially linked to atypical subtrochanteric femur fractures, or fractures in the bone just below the hip joint. For the data reviewed to date, ...
The plenary session at the Drug Information Association’s Euromeeting in Monaco this week took the curious form of an enforced debate on pharmaceutical R&D productivity between representatives from the industry and regulatory authorities. The motion ...
 
US agencies are making inroads in the use of comparative effectiveness research to support more robust decision-making. Observational studies are an emerging force in this area and promise to ...
2009 was a bad year for investment in the biotech sector, with venture capital funds fleeing to safer havens and many small firms struggling to get enough financing to keep their R&D projects afloat. ...
Advocates of microdosing, a technique that involves testing very small doses of products in humans, think it will improve the efficiency of drug development by flagging at an early stage those ...
 
Developing relationships with medicine regulators in China and India is just one of the challenges facing Emer Cooke, the international face of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), Scrip's Elizabeth ...
Many pharmaceutical and biotech companies devote themselves to the discovery and development of novel drugs for unmet medical needs. However, with R&D costs and regulatory hurdles multiplying, and ...
After years of anti-obesity disappointments, Orexigen's Contrave, Vivus's Qnexa and Arena's lorcaserin stand on the verge of being filed with the US FDA. Professor Michael Cowley, inventor of ...
 
GlaxoSmithKline will enter unknown regulatory waters when it eventually comes to seek approval of its paediatric malaria vaccine, RTS,S, the most advanced in development for this disease. The parasite kills more than 800,000 people every year, the ...
The US is a great place to do business. Being an almost free market, the profits are good, but so also are the temptations. So if you can't be bothered to put the money into a clinical trial to find a new indication for your product, you could ...
1. risk aversion converges with focus on quality The rise and rise of the biotech sector and big pharma's increasing reliance on biological products as sources of future innovation are well established industry trends. Interesting, therefore, to ...
 
Therapeutic proteins are proteins engineered in the laboratory for pharmaceutical use. Although they tend to offer a better safety margin than most synthetic small molecules because they are processed by the same pathways as natural proteins in the ...
Background: Etravirine is the first non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI) to be active against human immunodeficiency virus with NNRTI mutations. Objective: To understand the unique features of etravirine and to evaluate its safety, ...
Background: The polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is possibly the most common endocrine disorder in premenopausal women, with prevalences in the 6 – 7% range reported worldwide. Although PCOS is primarily a disorder of androgen excess, affected women ...
 
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