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Good 'Forma': New Deal Adds Celgene to Partnership Roster
To that end, the firm will tap into its 2012 agreement with drug development facilitator TGen Drug Development (TD2), a subsidiary of Phoenix-based Translational Genomics Research Institute, in which it gained access to range of preclinical tools and clinical design strategies, as well as the expertise of leading clinicians such as Daniel Von Hoff, who has a knack for "really getting at genetically defined cancersBy Jennifer Boggs | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, April 30, 2013 -
Regulatory Harmonization on the Horizon for Taiwan, China
Project members include drug development companies Medigen Biotechnology CorpBy Dave Silver | BioWorld Today | Monday, April 29, 2013 -
Funding Will Pave the Way for Drug Discovery Corridors
The CDRD is one of the founding members of the Global Alliance of Leading Drug Discovery and Development – a new collaboration among six of the world's largest translational research centers designed to strengthen discovery efforts at academic and not-for-profit drug development institutes, ultimately improving the rate at which early stage technologies are advanced into commercial therapeutics. (See BioWorld Today, Feb. 4, 2013.) "The fundingBy Peter Winter | BioWorld Insight | Monday, April 29, 2013 -
Orphan Drugs Market Becoming Major Business for Industry
Accelerating Pace Interest in drug development targeting orphan disease indications continues to build at an accelerating paceBy Peter Winter | BioWorld Insight | Monday, April 29, 2013 -
New Partnerships Sought to Innovate Drug Development
Panelists roundly agreed that partnerships represent an indispensable component of drug development, generally improving efficiency and cost-effectiveness while uniting collaborators with complementary skills in a given indication...In fact, Austin said, NCATS views problems in drug development as both scientific and nonscientificBy Marie Powers | BioWorld Today | Thursday, April 25, 2013 -
Top-Down and Bottom-Up, Artificial Organs Progress
Forty percent of drug development costs go toward molecules that ultimately fail, often due to unforeseen toxicitiesBy Anette Breindl | BioWorld Today | Thursday, April 25, 2013 -
Proposed $480M OPKO/Prolor Merger Has Law Firms Circling
The transaction, designed to combine the firms' complementary drug development technologies and add to OPKO's pipeline Prolor's late-stage long-acting human growth hormone product, hGH-CTP, calls for holders of Prolor stock to receive 0.9951 shares of OPKO common stock for each Prolor shareBy Jennifer Boggs | BioWorld Today | Thursday, April 25, 2013 -
New Approaches to Vaccines: Teach Immune System to Fish
Alzheimer's disease is a particular challenge, as numerous drug development programs have flamed out after showing early promiseBy Catherine Shaffer | BioWorld Today | Thursday, April 25, 2013 -
Pharmas, Academia Seek to Bridge the Great Divide
But is early stage discovery and drug development most efficiently handled by pharmas and academic institutions, which are positioned more for late-stage development and scientific exploration, respectively...Atul Saran, senior vice president of corporate development and ventures at MedImmune, part of London-based AstraZeneca plc, who spoke on a Monday panel on biotech partnering with academia, said the pharma/academia model doesn't threaten the role of biotechs in drug developmentBio Perspectives | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 -
BioPeople: aTyr's Mendlein Keeps Sights on New Biology
That and the prospect of new science is what keeps Mendlein – and probably most others – in the biotech industry, despite the risks of drug developmentBy Jennifer Boggs | BioWorld Today | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 -
Biopharma Finding Value in Companion Diagnostics
Metzger emphasized that early companion diagnostic decisions are critical and at the same time challenging to adapt to an ongoing drug development programBy Catherine Shaffer | BioWorld Today | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 -
Start-up Allecra Gets $20M for Antibiotic Development
Although the medical need has never been greater – only two new antibiotics gained approval between 2008 and 2010, while resistance continues to spread inexorably – regulatory uncertainties, particularly in the U.S., had become a major obstacle to new drug developmentBy Cormac Sheridan | BioWorld International | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 -
Orphan Drugs Continue to Captivate Industry's Attention
According to the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), last year biopharmaceutical research companies had approximately 460 medicines targeting rare diseases either in clinical trials or awaiting FDA review. (See BioWorld Insight, Oct 15, 2012.) Interest in drug development targeting orphan disease indications continues to heat upBy Peter Winter | BioWorld Today | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 -
Pharmas, Academia Seek to Bridge the Great Divide
But is early stage discovery and drug development most efficiently handled by pharmas and academic institutions, which are positioned more for late-stage development and scientific exploration, respectively...Atul Saran, senior vice president of corporate development and ventures at MedImmune, part of London-based AstraZeneca plc, who spoke on a Monday panel on biotech partnering with academia, said the pharma/academia model doesn't threaten the role of biotechs in drug developmentBy Marie Powers | BioWorld Today | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 -
Other News To Note
Alkermes Inc., of Dublin, Ireland, said top-line data from a Phase II study showed that ALKS 5461 , a drug in development to treat patients who have an inadequate response to standard therapies for clinical depression, significantly reduced depressive symptoms across a range of standard measures, including the study's primary outcome measure, the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (p = 0.026), the Montgomery-Asberg Depression Scale (p = 0.004) and the Clinical Global Impression-Severity Scale (pBioWorld International | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 -
Combo Treatment Answer to Cancer, but Challenges Remain
CHICAGO – Improved technologies for molecular imaging agents and wider use of biomarkers may be moving the drug development industry away from the blockbuster model – and toward a niche market strategy where smaller patient populations are treated by more effective, targeted drugs – but that doesn't mean treating disease, particularly cancer, will get any less complexBy Jennifer Boggs | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, April 23, 2013 -
Open Innovation: Is an Old Concept Ready for Prime Time?
CHICAGO – Big pharmas and biotechs have been flirting with the concept of open innovation – collaborative sharing of data to speed up the drug development process – for yearsBy Lynn Yoffee | BioWorld Today | Tuesday, April 23, 2013 -
Collaborations Between Biotech And Pharmaceutical Companies: Dec. 1, 2012 - April 18, 2013
drug development deal in inflammatory skinBioWorld Insight | Monday, April 22, 2013 -
Cerecor Acquires Rights to Merck's Depression Candidate
Cerecor has been busy with other business and drug development activitiesBy Catherine Shaffer | BioWorld Today | Monday, April 22, 2013 -
Start-up Allecra Gets $20M for Antibiotic Development
Although the medical need has never been greater – only two new antibiotics gained approval between 2008 and 2010, while resistance continues to spread inexorably – regulatory uncertainties, particularly in the U.S., had become a major obstacle to new drug developmentBy Cormac Sheridan | BioWorld Today | Friday, April 19, 2013
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