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Research Develops Novel Drug Delivery System
Scientists at The University of Melbourne have developed an efficient system where tiny objects, such as bacterial cells, are coated with thin film membranes that assemble themselves.
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More Approvals for Neglected Diseases but not R&D
Annual R&D spending for neglected diseases has been static since 2007 even though new research suggests that yearly approvals in this illness area have doubled in recent years.
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Pfizer Continues Investment In Ireland
To support the development of new pharmaceuticals in Pfizer’s pipeline, the US company is investing US$130 million into Irish plants.
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Nearly $8 Billion Profit Expected in NSCLC Market due to B-MS Blockbuster
Bristol Myers-Squibb’s (B-MS) nivolumab could expand the global non-small cancer cell lung cancer (NSCLC) market from $5.7 billion in 2012 to $7.9 billion in 2022.
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New UK DNA Mapping Project Targets Cancer, Rare Diseases And Infectious Diseases
UK Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced that the UK’s new DNA mapping project will focus its genetic analysis efforts on lung and children's cancer, rare diseases and infectious diseases.
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Two Patients Remain HIV Free After Bone Marrow Transplant
Two HIV-positive patients who received bone marrow transplants to cure leukemia appear virus-free despite stopping treatment with antivirals, the researchers from the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston announced Wednesday.
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Improved Biotech Growth could also Encourage Further M&A Deals
A report indicating an expected £7.8 billion in revenue during 2013/2014 for the UK biotechnology industry could also signal the continued growth of pharmaceutical M&A deals.
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Big Pharma Outsources Innovation
As the pharmaceutical industry continues its never-ending quest to discover new medicines, licensing agreements with smaller market players are becoming more popular than ever.
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Total Access: YODA Gains Full Access to Clinical Trials Data
The Yale University Open Data project (YODA) have been given total access to all patient-level data from trials on recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein 2 (rhBMP-2), in the first move towards a full and frank disclosure of data.
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Online Networks Like PatientsLikeMe Could be the Key to Clinical Trial Recruitment
New partnership between PatientsLikeMe and inVentiv Health demonstrates the expanding role of digital networks in lowering the cost of clinical trial recruitment.