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Scottish partnership to boost kidney disease research

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A new partnership between NHS Scotland, AstraZeneca and the Universities of Dundee and Glasgow hopes to accelerate research into treating chronic kidney disease. As we navigate the complex issue of chronic kidney disease, our commitment to patient-centred research remains unwavering.

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LifeArc’s £40m research centres to boost research into rare diseases

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Four new LifeArc Translational Centres for Rare Diseases have been created to give people living with rare medical conditions access to improved tests and treatments. They aim to tackle barriers that ordinarily prevent new tests and treatments reaching patients with rare diseases and speed up the delivery of rare disease treatment trials.

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Decoding diseases: The AI renaissance in clinical trials

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Deepika Khedekar , Associate Centralized Clinical Lead at IQVIA, explains how artificial intelligence could make clinical trials more accurate, accessible and standardised. Over 19 million 1 hearts succumb to cardiovascular disease yearly, while around 10 million 2 lives are claimed by cancer every year.

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Early trial data supports neurodegenerative disease-modifying drug

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Biotechnology company Allyx Therapeutics has reported positive Phase Ib clinical data for its lead compound, ALX-001, a first-in-class, synapse-targeted, disease-modifying oral therapy in development for neurodegenerative diseases. The findings were presented at the AD/PD 2024 Conference in Lisbon.

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Research reveals therapeutic potential of mRNA in rare diseases

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Researchers have used messenger RNA (mRNA) to create an effective therapy for a rare liver disease in preclinical studies, demonstrating the technology’s potential therapeutic use in people. Patients affected by the disease are found to also experience an imbalance of glutathione regulation, which is important for liver detoxification.

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Breast cancer most researched disease area for third year running

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Breast cancer was the most studied disease in 2023 for the third consecutive year, followed by solid tumours, stroke, Covid-19 and prostate cancer. The positive news is there has been an increase in trial recruitment across all the top five indications in 2023. Read the full report.

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Research organisations partner to transform clinical trials

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The Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI) and Protas, led by Oxford University clinical trialist Professor Sir Martin Landray, will collaborate to develop new approaches to large randomised clinical trials.