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BioWorld Asia

Nov. 26, 2014

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Outbound Chinese investment on the rise: RMB 'going-out' party

SHANGHAI – Chinese venture capital (VC) investors with funds in Chinese yuan used to have a tough time getting their cash out of the country to make cross-border investments. That is no longer the case. Changes to the rules make it much easier for domestic VCs to convert their renminbi (RMB) funds into foreign currency. Read More

Yabao goes after Parkinson's deal with MRC Tech

SHANGHAI – In its fourth in-licensing deal this year, Yabao Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd., of Suzhou, China, signed a deal with the prestigious MRC Tech, a UK-based nonprofit, to co-develop therapeutics for the treatment of Parkinson's disease. Read More

Metformin shows promise as an adjunctive TB therapy

HONG KONG – The anti-diabetic drug, metformin, is a promising candidate for an effective adjunctive host therapy for boosting the efficacy of current tuberculosis (TB) treatments, Singapore Immunology Network (SIgN) researchers with the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) reported in the Nov. 19, 2014, edition of Science Translational Medicine. Read More

Lawsuit tries to get Indian public vaccine makers back on track

NEW DELHI – The final leg of a court case that will decide the fate of India's ailing public sector vaccine makers will begin next week. At stake is the survival of struggling public sector units (PSUs), originally created to produce inexpensive vaccines for public vaccination programs. Read More

3SBio licenses Pharmabcine's tanibirumab for cancer indications

HONG KONG – 3SBio Inc., based in China's northeast city, Shenyang, entered a licensing agreement with Korean biotech company Pharmabcine Inc. to develop, manufacture and market the anti-vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 2 (VEGFR2) and kinase insert domain receptor antibody, tanibirumab. The deal could benefit up to 1 million cancer patients in China each year. Read More

FDA close to getting visa for inspectors in China

HONG KONG – The FDA has been planning for two years to expand its China office to meet significantly larger demands for inspections in the country. But for two years now, China has failed to approve visas for FDA staff, including inspectors brought in from the U.S. Read More

Other news to note

NPS Pharmaceuticals Inc., of Bedminster, N.J., said the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) granted orphan drug designation to teduglutide to treat short bowel syndrome (SBS). Earlier this year, the MHLW's expert committee on unapproved new drugs and new indications with high medical needs asked NPS Pharma Japan KK to develop teduglutide for adult SBS. Read More

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