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BioWorld Asia

Nov. 5, 2014

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Wuxi Pharmatech (Cayman) Inc., of Shanghai, said it established a representative office in the Tel Aviv area of Israel, aimed at promoting Wuxi's platform of integrated R&D services to local customers. It also will collaborate with Pontifax, a health care-dedicated venture capital firm based in Israel, to invest in technologies in the region, particularly those that can advance Wuxi's capabilities. Read More

Twi expands AC-201 into EB, receives FDA orphan designation

TAIPEI, Taiwan – Twi Biotechnology Inc., the drug development arm of Taipei, Taiwan-headquartered generics firm Twi Pharmaceutical Inc., recently received orphan drug designation from the FDA for the use of its AC-201 drug candidate to topically treat epidermolysis bullosa (EB). With that new indication, AC-201 is currently under development by Twi in three tracks: type 2 diabetes, gout and now for EB, a debilitating skin condition. Read More

China issues long-awaited biosimilars guidelines draft, could be top market

HONG KONG – After years of waiting, Chinese biosimilar makers will soon have a comprehensive set of guidelines to follow, likely tipping the scales to make the massive country one of the top markets for biosimilars. Read More

Study sheds light on cancer prevention and immunotherapy

HONG KONG – Researchers from the Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine at The University of Hong Kong (HKU) have developed a DNA vaccine against malignant mesothelioma that elicited complete and long-lasting protection against malignancy, while curing pre-existing tumors in mouse models. Read More

Samsung advancing its biosimilars work, aiming for 2016 product launch

HONG KONG – Samsung Bioepis Co. Ltd., the biopharmaceutical arm of the South Korean conglomerate, is looking to take high-quality biosimilars global in just two years. For the company, which is expanding its footprint in that competitive space, it all comes down to 2016. Read More

Q3 figures forecast solid 2014 earnings for Chinese biopharmas

HONG KONG – This year has been a good one for biopharma companies in China, many of which are combining a growing market with stronger R&D pipelines, some government support and more tightly controlled expenses and are turning out some positive results. Read More

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