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Bavarian Nordic Hones Infectious Disease Focus by Dropping Cancer Vaccine R&D

MedCity News

Bavarian Nordic will concentrate on its portfolio and pipeline of infectious diseases vaccines, including top seller Jynneos, approved for mpox and smallpox. The company only had one clinical-stage cancer vaccine program.

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WHO recommends second malaria vaccine

European Pharmaceutical Review

This follows the WHO’s recommendation of the RTS,S/AS01 vaccine for the disease in 2021. The World Health Organization ( WHO ) has recommended a new vaccine, R21/Matrix-M, to prevent malaria in children. The R21 vaccine is the second malaria vaccine recommended by WHO.

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Global RNA therapy clinical trials market to reach $3.5 billion by 2030

European Pharmaceutical Review

According to a market report , the global RNA therapy clinical trials market is anticipated to reach $3.5 This has therefore led to a rise in the number of RNA clinical trials being conducted. This has also resulted in the pharmaceutical industry investigating RNA as a target to treat other infectious diseases and oncology indications.

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BioNTech targets infectious diseases for vaccine development

Pharmaceutical Technology

Following on from its Covid-19 vaccine programmes, BioNTech has set its sights on a range of infectious diseases for vaccine development. In its FY 2022 report, BioNTech has identified herpes simplex virus (HSV), malaria, and shingles as disease targets.

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Antibiotic demonstrates non-inferiority to a leading gonorrhoea treatment

European Pharmaceutical Review

More about the EAGLE-1 trial for the antibiotic gepotidacin The global phase III clinical programme for gepotidacin in adults and adolescents involved three clinical trials. GSK shared that the safety and tolerability profile of gepotidacin in this trial was consistent with data seen in Phase I and II trials.

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Data Show Rectal Administration of Fecal Microbiota for Recurrent CDI Safe, Simple for Routine Clinical Practice

Pharmacy Times

With a new administration protocol created specifically for the routine clinic, infectious disease physicians can treat recurrent clostridioides difficile infection in less than 3 weeks.

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Could FDA recommend new antibiotic for hospital-acquired pneumonia?

European Pharmaceutical Review

The ATTACK trial was done at 59 clinical sites in 16 countries with adults aged 18 years or older. Mortality due to multiple causes after 28 days was 12 of 63 (19 percent) in the sulbactam–durlobactam group. In the colistin group, the mortality was 32 percent.