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Leading speciality pharmacies in pharma

Pharmaceutical Technology

Speciality pharmacies play a crucial role in medication dosing, disease and side effects management, and patient care. Patient education and medication adverse effect counselling. Patient monitoring for safety and efficacy. Payer and/or manufacturer reporting. Prescription refill and renewal.

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The internet enables misinformation on COVID

World of DTC Marketing

In some instances, vaccine-hesitant activists are manufacturing stories of deaths related to the vaccine that never happened. While patients have the right to full disclosure, misinformation and scare tactics could lead to more deaths from COVID.

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Early cell therapy successes start to turn the tide in lupus

Pharmaceutical Technology

Saphnelo is also being studied in a Phase III trial in lupus nephritis, where a person’s immune system targets the kidneys, eventually leading to kidney failure. Manufacturing cell therapies at academic institutions has been an uphill task in the US, while the funding and regulatory environment in other countries like China has bloomed.

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What GLP-1 drugs mean for medtech

Clarivate

GLP-1s will offer an attractive option to patients hesitant to undergo an invasive surgical procedure, and manufacturers like Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson anticipate a temporary dip in surgery volumes. Device-based treatments for comorbidities associated with obesity will also see an impact.

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Developing a first-in-class small molecule drug for inflammatory disease

European Pharmaceutical Review

Positively, Brager shared that in clinical trials , the company’s lead clinical candidate has demonstrated ability to cross the blood-brain barrier and to “not cause serious side effects common with traditional immunosuppressive therapies that treat inflammation.”

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Three-dose vaccine prevents HIV patients getting hepatitis B

European Pharmaceutical Review

At week 28, the study assessed the vaccine’s safety and levels of anti-HBV surface antibodies (HBsAbs). The most common side effects related to vaccination were injection site pain, malaise, fatigue, muscle aches and headaches. The international study will continue to examine the effects of two-dose HEPLISAV-B.

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Streamlining healthcare with AI for drug development

Pharmaceutical Technology

Developing safe and effective drugs Pharma researchers are using AI in the earliest stages. They’re also deploying AI to predict how new drugs will interact with the human body — and what side effects might arise. AI’s ability to analyze data quickly also contributes to safety, including during clinical trials.