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Tackling the complex development landscape of pain medicines

European Pharmaceutical Review

The current medications (opioid and non-opioid) often force the patients to make an unfortunate choice between efficacy and debilitating side effects, leading to a cycling through multiple different therapies and suboptimal treatment response. Towards the end of 2023, one sensed an emerging interest from Big Pharma in neuroscience.

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Top-10 ways for Pharma to leverage AI according to…AI

Impetus Digital

Looking back at 2023 , AI for drug discovery saw both wins and losses. In theory, this will allow for highly tailored, personalized therapy plans with superior efficacy and minimal side effects. In 2022, the AI-fuelled pipeline reportedly expanded at an annual rate of almost 40%.

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Uncovering the potential of ADCs to target tumours

European Pharmaceutical Review

1 As they can be highly targeted in their action, they could become the treatment of choice for clinicians and patients due to the reduced risk of side effects. Because ADCs offer a good way to specifically deliver an effective treatment to tumour systems, this could be an improvement on the systemic impact of chemotherapy.

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Paving the way for anti-Abeta active immunotherapy

European Pharmaceutical Review

While new positive clinical data with anti-Abeta mAbs signal tremendous advancement and proof‑of-concept for the whole field, it is believed that the observed effects could still be improved and optimised in terms of greater clinical benefits, lower side effects and enhanced treatment convenience. 2023 AD/PD Conference.

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Female sexual interest drug reaches tipping point with Phase III plans

Pharmaceutical Technology

The company is aiming to enrol the first patient in the ALETTA Phase III trial in Q1 or Q2 of 2023, says Dr. Jan van der Mooren, Freya’s chief medical officer (CMO). The company plans to submit a request for advice from the FDA at the end of this year or the start of 2023, he adds. Neither Addyi nor Vyleesi is approved by the EMA.