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How AI will reshape pharma by 2025

Drug Target Review

Looking ahead, 2025 could represent a major turning point for the pharmaceutical sector. Their work focuses on creating ‘digital twin generators’ – AI-driven models that predict how a patients disease may progress over time. Approaches that improve data efficiency will drive this space, Smith explains.

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Gene editing extends lifespan in mouse model of prion disease

Broad Institute

By Allessandra DiCorato January 14, 2025 Credit: Maria Nemchuk, Broad Communications Eric Minikel and Sonia Vallabh run a lab with a singular focus: preventing and treating prion disease within their lifetime. Its a huge privilege to have the opportunity to point these powerful new tools at our disease.

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Therapeutic Oligos 2025 Keynote Speakers Announced

Elrig

It will also cover recent advancements in broadening their application, including innovative approaches to ensure their safety and efficacy, the use of targeted delivery to reach disease-relevant tissues as well as success stories in bringing therapeutic oligonucleotides to the clinic.

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Q&A with Worldwide’s Rare Disease Experts: The Latest Innovations and Hopes for 2025

Conversations in Drug Development Trends

In preparation for World Orphan Drug Congress Europe, we interviewed Nathan Chadwick, Senior Director, Therapeutic Strategy Lead, Rare Disease, and Derek Ansel, MS, LCGC, Vice President, Therapeutic Strategy Lead, Rare Disease, to hear their insights into the current progress in rare disease research and their hopes for 2025.

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Exploring liver disease therapies  

Drug Target Review

Our primary focus is to design and develop RNA therapies for liver diseases. Using humans as the model, we use an approach called deep phenotyping to explore the relationships between cells, genes, biological pathways and patterns of disease. Our team of chemists then uses this information to develop novel therapies.

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Count Me In launches new patient-partnered research project for translocation renal cell carcinoma

Broad Institute

By Count Me In Communications March 11, 2025 Count Me In , a patient-partnered research initiative led by the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, is launching a new project focused on translocation renal cell carcinoma (tRCC), a rare and aggressive form of kidney cancer.

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Novel Bispecific therapies in oncology

SugarCone Biotech

An emerging concept is to localize the inhibition of VEGF or the inhibition of TGF- within the disease microenvironment, e.g. in the context of cancer and the TME. The interest from analysts is driven by near-term readouts from the COMPANION-002 Phase 2/3 Study including ORR in March and median PFS later in 2025.