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invoX Pharma agrees to acquire biopharma firm F-star Therapeutics for $161m

Pharmaceutical Technology

invoX Pharma has signed a definitive agreement for the acquisition of all issued and outstanding shares of clinical-stage biopharma firm F-star Therapeutics, in a deal valued at nearly $161m or $7.12 invoX Pharma is a fully owned Sino Biopharmaceutical subsidiary. for each share in cash.

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Pharma Injecting Life into Digital Health Amidst Funding Downturn

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Investors in 2022 appeared confident that the continued transformation of drug research and development protocols and the overall life sciences industry will not only include digital health solutions, but will even depend on them for data collection, analysis, patient engagement, and even their therapeutic properties.

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Madrigal sees road to approval for NASH drug resmetirom

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The road to the development of treatments for non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) is littered with failed projects, but US biotech Madrigal Pharma thinks it now has enough evidence for its drug resmetirom to support regulatory filings. Although, so far efforts to bring a therapy to market have failed.

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Leading innovators in tetrapeptide derivatives for the pharmaceutical industry

Pharmaceutical Technology

Several tetrapeptides are pharmacologically active, showing affinity and specificity for multiple receptors in protein-protein signalling. Amgen develops, manufactures, and markets innovative human medicines to treat patients suffering from serious diseases. Merck 42 Unlock company profile C.

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Understanding a rare disease through the lens of real world and prevalence data

Clarivate

LHON mutation rate variability affects therapeutic efficacy Most LHON patients carry one of three pathogenic mitochondrial DNA mutations (11778G>A [ND4], 14484T>C [ND6] and 3460G>A [ND1]) known as primary LHON mutations. We identified patients with an LHON diagnosis using ICD-10 and ICD-9 codes H47.2 The Clarivate U.S.