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Liver injuries prompt clinical hold on Sanofi BTK drug

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billion buyout of Principia Biopharma has run into trouble, after the FDA placed it on partial clinical hold while a safety signal is investigated. Those changes haven’t been enough to prevent the FDA from taking action, although outside the US the studies will continue as planned with the tighter safety monitoring.

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Drug repurposing, real world data and AI/ML: perspectives and opportunities

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Drug candidates have a high rate of failure, as only 10% of de-novo drugs put through clinical trials finally obtain market approval, with the highest rate of attrition occurring at phase I and II of clinical trials (assessing safety, tolerability, dosage, efficacy, and side effects). For example, in the U.S.,

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ESMO 2022: Ten key takeaways on Europe’s top oncology event

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Based on the TROPICS-02 trial results, Gilead has submitted a supplemental biologics license application (sBLA) to the FDA, seeking a label expansion for TRODELVY in the much larger setting of metastatic HR+/HER2-negative breast cancer. Fruquintinib will face fierce competition should it be approved in the third- and later-line setting.

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How competitors are collaborating to shape biopharma best practices and regulations of the future

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Maintaining sterility is critical in the final steps of parenteral drug processing, ensuring doses are free from microbial contamination that could affect patient safety. McCall sees the whole experience as a positive one for biopharma: “When I started in industry, this type of data sharing and collaboration was unheard of.

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Top oncology breakthroughs shared at ESMO 2021

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What’s new from ESMO: Interim efficacy and safety analysis from the randomized KEYNOTE-716 study showed that the trial met its primary endpoint of RFS, with patients receiving Keytruda presenting an RFS of 90.5% This novel antibody-drug conjugate (ADC)ADC faces much competition, should it be approved. at 12-months compared to 83.1%