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AI to revolutionise drug development by 2026

European Pharmaceutical Review

Over 50 percent of respondents answered that machine learning for optimisation of manufacturing processes will be the technology that will be used routinely in the pharmaceutical industry by 2026. Clinical trial patient recruitment is also primed to benefit, due to AI’s ability to analyse large datasets.

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Pharma contract manufacturing market to grow to $130bn by 2026

European Pharmaceutical Review

billion by 2026. In addition, investigators cited the increasing geriatric patient population, growing consumption of medicines, rising healthcare expenditure, improving healthcare infrastructure in emerging markets and mounting pressure to reduce healthcare costs as other factors driving market growth. Billion by 2026, achieving a 5.6

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Reaching Crucial Hispanic Patient Audiences

PM360

One fast-growing group in particular that requires a patient-centric and culturally relevant approach to marketing is the Hispanic audience, which is extremely diverse. The patient landscape continues to evolve. By 2026, the U.S. A study of Hispanic patients’ U.S. Evolving Demographics. born babies are non-white.

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Long-term data indicates “significant” potential of aGvHD microbiome treatment

European Pharmaceutical Review

Based on the long-term survival data, at 18 months MaaT013 enabled 42 percent overall survival in all patients and 58 percent in responder patients. MaaT Pharma stated that this represents “the highest overall survival” in patients with aGvHD when compared to reported evidence in the literature (Abedin et al.,

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BioNTech to support trial access for cancer immunotherapies

European Pharmaceutical Review

BioNTech SE and the UK government have jointly agreed to provide up to 10,000 patients with personalised cancer immunotherapies by 2030. The partnership will provide cancer patients with improved access to the latest cancer trials and therapies currently being developed.

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GSK to acquire BELLUS Health for $2bn

Pharmaceutical Technology

Camlipixant is being assessed in the CALM Phase III clinical development programme, with anticipated regulatory approval and launch in 2026. According to current clinical data, the therapy may reduce cough frequency for RCC patients with a relatively low incidence of dysgeusia by selectively inhibiting P2X3 receptors.

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BMS strikes $14bn deal for Karuna Therapeutics

European Pharmaceutical Review

The drug is also undergoing trials both for adjunctive therapy to existing standard of care agents in schizophrenia and for the treatment of psychosis in patients with Alzheimer’s disease. KarXT also has the potential to deliver meaningful benefits to patients…as a first treatment for Alzheimer’s disease psychosis,” Hirawat added.