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ChEMBL 34 is out!

The ChEMBL-og

A significant effort has been made to correctly map the drug form of the EMA data by manually inspecting different EMA sources of information, such as the Product Information (Annex I: Summary of Product Characteristics and Annex III: Labelling and Package Leaflet) and/or Assessment Report, where available. University of Dundee: T.

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Limited Evidence for Nalfmefene

Common Sense for Drug Policy Blog

Limited Evidence for Nalfmefene "In 2021, due to the widespread availability of high-potency synthetic opioids like fentanyl, the US FDA approved two high-dose naloxone products, an 8 mg IN spray (Kloxxado) and a 5 mg IM injectable (Zimhi). In 2023, the FDA approved a 2.7 In 2023, the FDA approved a 2.7

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Sandoz Application for proposed biosimilar adalimumab’s high concentration formulation accepted by EMA

The Pharma Data

Submission supported by comprehensive analytical and clinical data from new Phase I bridging pharmacokinetics study Adalimumab’s high-concentration 100 mg/mL formulation aims to provide an enhanced yet familiar experience for patients Submission builds on Sandoz’ well established biosimilar immunology portfolio in Europe.

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FDA Accepts for Review Pfizer’s Supplemental Application for ABRILADA™ (adalimumab-afzb) Interchangeability

The Pharma Data

The study met its primary goal by demonstrating pharmacokinetic equivalence in patients who switched multiple times between treatment with the two medicines. The FDA approval was based on the review of a comprehensive data package which demonstrated biosimilarity of ABRILADA to the reference product.

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Maximizing FDA PIND Feedback With an Optimized Nonclinical Strategy: 4 Tips to Streamlining Your Path to Clinic

The Premier Consulting Blog

Even for repurposed drugs being developed under the 505(b)(2) New Drug Application (NDA) pathway, it is critical to review the existing nonclinical and clinical data on the drug to determine what nonclinical studies may be beneficial to conduct prior to the PIND meeting and include this information in the package.

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Release of ChEMBL 33

The ChEMBL-og

ChEMBL database version ChEMBL 33 release notes _ # This version of the database, prepared on 31/05/2023 contains: 2,399,743 compounds (of which 2,372,674 have mol files) 3,051,613 compound records (non-unique compounds) 20,334,684 activities 1,610,596 assays 15,398 targets 88,630 documents BioAssay Data Sources: Number Assays: Number Compound Records: (..)

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Navigating the 505(b)(2) Pathway: No Two Drugs Are Alike

The Premier Consulting Blog

However, the success of a 505(b)(2) application hinges on a tailored development strategy that carefully considers the specific characteristics of the newly proposed drug product, and the nature of the changes made in comparison to a prior US FDA-approved listed drug (LD) or the drug reported in literature. Human factors.

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