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The Collaboration Between Industry and Academia in Drug Development

DrugBank

Drug development is challenging, including not only the complexities of biomolecular drug mechanisms but also the convolutions of regulatory pathways and commercialization strategies. Improved Return on Investment (ROI) Industry-academic partnerships can enhance the financial return on drug development investments.

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Operation Warp Speed for Rare Diseases: Expected Boom in Drug Development and Approval

Advarra

The Orphan Drug Act creates incentives for developing orphan drugs to treat such diseases. Operation Warp Speed for Rare Diseases looks to accelerate both drug development and approval. The post Operation Warp Speed for Rare Diseases: Expected Boom in Drug Development and Approval appeared first on Advarra.

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Women in STEM with Kristina Torfgard

Drug Target Review

However, my goal was all the time to work with drug development in the pharma industry, so I moved on and started that journey in 1992 when I took on a role as Clinical Research Manager at AstraHässle, a mid-size Swedish pharma company. I experienced challenges in cultural differences working with US, UK, Japan, and China.

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Bridging science and technology: a biotech CEO’s perspective

Drug Target Review

Wilkie’s background as a biochemist and his time at Merck, a leading pharmaceutical company, shaped his early understanding of drug development and business strategy. As someone who describes himself as an “enthusiastic sceptic,” Wilkie is cautious but hopeful about the potential of AI in drug development. “I

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Trends in Pharmaceutical Mergers and Acquisitions

DrugBank

Intellectual Property Valuation Valuing intellectual property (IP) assets is a critical component of pharmaceutical M&A, as these assets often represent a significant portion of a company's value. The high costs associated with bringing a new drug to market, estimated to be over $2.6

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For the Children: Advancing the Cause of Pediatric Cancer Research

Crown Bioscience

Among the 180+ cancer drugs approved by the FDA since 1995, only 14 have been approved for pediatric use, with another 26 used off-label (i.e. used in a way that is not described in the license), and only three drugs have been approved exclusively for use in children.

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Hanmi Pharmaceutical expects U.S. FDA approval for 2 new drugs

The Pharma Data

In particular, two new drugs developed by Hanmi Pharmaceutical Co., “Rolontis,” a treatment for neutropenia that had its technology licensed out to Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and “Oraxol,” which was licensed out to Athenex, Inc. Hanmi Pharmaceutical Co.,