Mylan generic of lung cancer drug Alimta approved
Mylan NV's generic version Eli Lilly and Co’s lung cancer drug, Alimta, has been given tentative approval by the FDA.
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Mylan NV's generic version Eli Lilly and Co’s lung cancer drug, Alimta, has been given tentative approval by the FDA.
Orphan Drug Designation has been granted to the CT053 anti-BCMA CAR-T programme for multiple myeloma treatment.
An NHS-wide plan to use more generic and biologic products has reportedly saved the healthcare provider £700 million since 2016.
A Phase III trial evaluating Rova-T as a first-line maintenance therapy for advanced small-cell lung cancer demonstrated no survival benefit.
New nano-immunotherapy has traversed the blood-brain barrier in mice, inducing an immune response in brain tissue surrounding tumours.
The Chinese government has announced that medicines containing ingredients from threatened species such as pangolins will no longer be eligible for insurance coverage.
This August saw nine new green lights from the FDA, all small molecules, which makes up a third of the approvals this year.
The examination of ARB drugs by the FDA will be extended to include other generics with similar manufacturing processes to identify impurities.
Antibody drug conjugates are presently recognised as a potent class of targeted anticancer therapies which will result in growth in the market.
Scientists have developed a hydrogel-based carrier that can deliver siRNAs directly to where they are needed.
A US district court has invalidated Amgen's patent claims for antibodies targeting PCSK9.
A statement from 11 health union leaders highlights the possibility of severe drug shortages if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
Fast Track designation has been granted to Farxiga to prevent heart and kidney failure in patients with chronic kidney disease.
A clinical trial to study a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease treatment has found that the drug is effective and safe.
The government in China has stated that small quantities of generic medicines that are legal in foreign countries will no longer be classed as “fake drugs”.