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Article EMA Thank You What we expect European regulators to do in April 2024

Agency IQ

What we expect European regulators to do in April 2024 In this recurring feature, AgencyIQ, through public data and previous analysis, determines what European medicine and device regulators will likely do in the month ahead, including key deadlines, meetings, events, planned regulations, comment periods, and more.

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This week in drug discovery (30 Oct-3 Nov)  

Drug Discovery World

News round-up for 30 October – 3 November by DDW Editor Reece Armstrong My news highlights this week feature a variety of exciting clinical trial results and launches that are examining therapies for much-needed disease areas, new drug approvals and even a space mission with a pharma twist.

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Machine learning: A useful tool in the development of next generation antibody therapeutics

Drug Discovery World

This remarkable progress in antibody modalities for disease treatment is a testament to the effectiveness of these methods, and they remain key for many use cases. These targets, along with many others, are universally deemed as ‘difficult-to-drug’ targets.

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What are the top disease areas for clinical drug trials?

Drug Discovery World

Breast cancer retained its position as the most-studied disease area in clinical trials in 2022, according to a recent report by analytics company Phesi. Here, we take a look at the top four disease areas and some of the key developments in 2022. The post What are the top disease areas for clinical drug trials?

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Top Three Reasons Why Your Medical Device Needs a Clinical Trial

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Regulations for research involving devices, in vitro diagnostics (IVDs), and digital therapeutics differ from those governing pharmaceutical development. Interpreting evolving regulations for these devices is often a unique challenge for emerging biotech companies. In other words, what are the risks and benefits of the product?

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Deliberate Dysentery

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Today, refined versions of these human challenge studies have become standard practice in testing vaccines for vector-borne diseases (e.g., yellow fever, malaria, and dengue), evaluating new drugs or treatments, and studying pathogenesis, the process by which a disease develops. Why are challenge trials becoming more popular?

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Article EMA Thank You What we expect European regulators to do in May 2024

Agency IQ

What we expect European regulators to do in May 2024 In this recurring feature, AgencyIQ, through public data and previous analysis, determines what European medicine and device regulators will likely do in the month ahead, including key deadlines, meetings, events, planned regulations, comment periods, and more.