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Engeneic dream vector nanocells extend overall survival in end-stage pancreatic cancer

Nov. 30, 2023
By Tamra Sami
Patients with end-stage pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma achieved unprecedented survival rates after being treated with the Engeneic dream vector nanocells, with 88% of patients doubling the historical survival rates, Engeneic Ltd. co-CEO Jennifer MacDiarmid told BioWorld.
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FDA clears 4dmedical’s CT lung ventilation analysis software

Nov. 22, 2023
By Tamra Sami
The U.S. FDA cleared respiratory imaging technology company 4dmedical Ltd.’s computed tomography lung ventilation analysis software (CT LVAS) that is nearly identical to its X-ray velocimetry technology but uses CT imaging and provides greater access to the four-dimensional imaging technology.
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Polyactiva’s ocular implant shows sustained drug delivery for glaucoma

Nov. 21, 2023
By Tamra Sami
Ophthalmology company Polyactiva Pty Ltd.’s biodegradable ocular implant provides six months of sustained drug delivery for patients with glaucoma and is the first biodegradable ocular implant that has the potential to be used safely for repeat dosing, Polyactiva CEO Vanessa Waddell told BioWorld.
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Polyactiva implant next to coin

Polyactiva’s ocular implant shows sustained drug delivery for glaucoma

Nov. 16, 2023
By Tamra Sami
Ophthalmology company Polyactiva Pty Ltd.’s biodegradable ocular implant provides six months of sustained drug delivery for patients with glaucoma and is the first biodegradable ocular implant that has the potential to be used safely for repeat dosing, Polyactiva CEO Vanessa Waddell told BioWorld.
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Sirius files to begin first-in-human study of candidate for thromboembolic disorders

Nov. 10, 2023
Sirius Therapeutics Inc. has submitted an application in Australia to begin a first-in-human trial of SRSD-107 for the prevention and treatment of thromboembolic disorders.
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Fertilis improving IVF success rates with 3D printing and microfluidics

Nov. 8, 2023
By Tamra Sami
With the use of 3D printing and microfluidics, Fertilis Pty Ltd. hopes to triple the success rates of in vitro fertilization (IVF) by improving embryo quality and quantity.
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Ausbiotech 2023: Investors riff about bridging gaps in Aussie biotech ecosystem

Nov. 7, 2023
By Tamra Sami
What’s it going to take for Australia’s biotech industry to be more self-sufficient? Although Australia is far away from the rest of the world, no one is an island when it comes to biotechnology, Ausbiotech CEO Lorraine Chiroiu said during the Ausbiotech 2023 conference held in Brisbane Nov. 1-3. Investors gathered to riff about what they were looking for in Australian biotech investments and what needs to change for the sector to be sustainable. All agreed that the science in Australia is top-notch but that the ecosystem needs more investment to be competitive.
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Ausbiotech 2023: Big pharma sees promise in building mRNA platform in Australia to serve APAC

Nov. 7, 2023
By Tamra Sami
Multinational pharma companies like Moderna Inc. and Sanofi SA are setting up mRNA R&D centers in Australia and are banking on the country’s decades of mRNA expertise to bring new therapeutics to the clinic and to serve as regional hubs in Asia Pacific, speakers said during the Ausbiotech 2023 conference held Nov 1-3 in Brisbane, Australia.
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Ausbiotech 2023: Australia invests in mRNA vaccines as biotech industry celebrates DNA milestones

Nov. 7, 2023
By Tamra Sami
Australia has a lot to celebrate when it comes to vaccines. The University of Queensland is where Ian Frazer invented the human papillomavirus vaccine Gardasil, and now Australia is projected to be the first in the word to eliminate cervical cancer, Queensland Deputy Premier Steven Miles said during the Ausbiotech 2023 conference held Nov. 1-3 in Brisbane, Australia.
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Ausbiotech 2023: Big pharma sees promise in building mRNA platform in Australia to serve APAC

Nov. 6, 2023
By Tamra Sami
Multinational pharma companies like Moderna Inc. and Sanofi SA are setting up mRNA R&D centers in Australia and are banking on the country’s decades of mRNA expertise to bring new therapeutics to the clinic and to serve as regional hubs in Asia Pacific, speakers said during the Ausbiotech 2023 conference held Nov 1-3 in Brisbane, Australia.
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