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NewsUpcycled plastic could facilitate production of Parkinson’s drug
Bioengineered E.coli provide an eco alternative to creating L-DOPA from terephthalic acid, suggests study.
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NewsEli Lilly doubles down on supply chain investment in Asia
Pharma giant to strengthen manufacturing capabilities in Japan and add capacity in China for its first oral GLP-1 therapy candidate, orforglipron.
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NewsSana's islet cell transplant therapy shows early promise in type 1 diabetes
Biotech company’s long-term data demonstrated hypoimmune (HIP)-modified islet transplantation without immunosuppression in type 1 diabetes.
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NewsNeuro-specialist Lundbeck hires new AI lead
New recruit brings over 15 years of leadership experience to the brain health-focused biopharmaceutical company.
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NewsChiesi and Bespak further collaboration to advance UK production of low carbon inhalers
Partnership increases industrial scale of low carbon pressurised metered dose inhalers (pMDIs), accelerating pharma’s transition to a more sustainable option.
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NewsGSK grants rare disease firm Alfasigma rights to linerixibat for $690m
Licence agreement with the Italy-based pharma company to advance GSK’s ambitions in rare disease.
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NewsStudy optimises automated de-bagging in aseptic manufacturing
Mechanical design improvements greatly enhanced success rate during primary de-bagging for double-bag products.
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NewsFDA revises PK study approach in new biosimilar draft guidance
Sandoz is also adjusting its global strategy by recruiting Armin Metzger as President of Biosimilar Development, Manufacturing & Supply.
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NewsVinay Prasad to exit CBER as FDA group director
US agency is set to see another new face take the helm, following Dr Prasad’s departure at the end of April.
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NewsCSL breaks ground on $1.5bn Illinois plasma therapy facility expansion
US manufacturing investment forms part of the firm’s efforts to increase its domestic presence and support its supply network.
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NewsNeuland Laboratories to open Hyderabad commercial peptide facility
The CDMO’s Module 1 commercial production module is expected to be operational by summer 2026.
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NewsCleanroom air quality not impaired by height-adjustable furniture
Incorporating ergonomic improvements into pharmaceutical cleanrooms may not negatively impact particle contamination control, according to a new study.
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NewsServier deepens rare oncology commitment with $2.5bn Day One acquisition
The deal aligns with the biopharma company’s goal of expanding its oncology pipeline by the end of the decade.
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NewsNanofiltration study highlights next-generation water treatment process
The technology could offer defect-free, high-efficiency ceramic-based water filtration through ultra-precise control of nanopores and surface structure.
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NewsBiogen/Stoke’s zorevunersen hailed as potential first disease-modifying drug for rare epilepsy
Clinical readout for Dravet syndrome trial part of the collaboration the companies signed in 2025.
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NewsEnhanced fluorescence technique optimises bacterial detection
Study findings could improve fluorescence-based bacterial quantification.
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NewsSanofi gains access to first-in-class JAK inhibitor through $1.5bn licensing deal
Oral small molecule therapy rovadicitnib from Sino Biopharmaceutical offers potential to advance the pharma company’s haematology portfolio.
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NewsNovel rapid microbiological detection method could advance surface monitoring
Innovative approach provides a promising alternative to culture-based methods for routine microbial surface monitoring.
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NewsUCB signs $1.1bn to autoimmune collaboration with Chinese biotech Antengene
License agreement involves development of ATG-201, a B cell-depleting bispecific T-cell engager, supporting the biopharma company’s immunology pipeline.
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NewsNanoparticle–ultrasound combo could boost drug release in bacterial biofilms
Study findings offer potential to improve drug efficacy of hard-to-deliver antibiotics.