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Product Highlight: DrugBank Data Dictionary

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Designed with your needs in mind, the DrugBank Data Dictionary addresses this challenge by providing comprehensive documentation for every table and column in our knowledgebase. Together, let’s leverage the power of well-defined, transparent data to accelerate innovation in drug research and development.

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Article EMA Thank You What we expect European regulators to do in August and September 2024

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Another legislative area that will also likely receive more attention will be the pharma reform package , since the two Parliament rapporteurs to lead the package negotiations were recently appointed.

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Article EMA Thank You What will the orphan drug market exclusivity haircut mean for industry?

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Here, we’re starting some deeper analysis of aspects of the proposal package with a look at the impact of orphan drug provisions, seeing what impact the new provisions and the surrounding uncertainty might have on innovation. The final package, though, may well continue its focus on patient access and affordability.

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Analysis Life Sciences Thank You FDA lays out new assessment framework for certain nitrosamines

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In September 2020, the FDA issued guidance entitled “Control of Nitrosamine Impurities in Human Drugs,” and later revised the same document in February 2021 to extend certain deadlines. In a study of more than 12,000 small molecule drugs , researchers found 40.4% nitroso-propranolol, nitroso-quinapril, etc.)

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Article EMA Thank You With all nitrosamines deadlines passed, EMA updates its guidelines

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The update also includes some restructuring as well as changes to two items in the nitrosamines Q&A document. EMA’s investigation ended up revealing even more causes of nitrosamine impurities in drugs, discovering, for example , that formation happened during the heat-sealing process of in certain products using blister-packaging.