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China-based Harbour BioMed has recently announced the establishment of a new biotechnology company, Élancé Therapeutics. This initiative is focused on developing bispecific antibodies designed...Roche Comes Out With Novel ‘Sequencing-By-Expansion’ Approach
Roche has proposed a fresh kind of genetic analysis. This process, which the company refers to as sequencing-by-expansion, is a patented technique that involves...
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The late-stage research of Bristol Myers’ heart disease medication falls short of its primary objectives
Bristol Myers Squibb disclosed that its drug stavartanate did not successfully improve functional capacity or symptom intensities in heart disease patients, thus failing to...Pfizer Decides Against Pursuing Lead Obesity Asset Amid Liver Safety Concerns
Pfizer said that it had discovered a possible instance of medication-induced liver impairment and, as a result, would no longer be investing in the...Rallybio Drops Maternal Disorder Drug Following Phase 2 Failure
US-based biotechnology company Rallybio is discontinuing its RLYB212 program for preventing the development of fetal and neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (FNAIT) due to unsatisfactory outcomes...Roche Reports Promising Early Data on Alzheimer’s Drug Trontinemab
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The French biotech company Oncodesign Precision Medicine has been forced to tighten its purse strings as a result of the decision made by Servier...Eli Lilly provides a $1.4 billion gene therapy contract to struggling Sangamo
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J&J MedTech presents the first Ottava surgical robot clinical cases
Johnson & Johnson MedTech successfully conducted the initial clinical use of Ottava surgical robot through a minimally invasive gastric bypass procedure in Texas. The system...Wisp Launches Weight Care Vertical for Women with Hormonal Imbalances
Common conditions in women such as PCOS, menopause, and endometriosis often lead to hormonal imbalances, resulting in irregular weight patterns. Wisp’s new weight care...PicnicHealth Launches New Service Bringing Observational Clinical Trials to the Virtual Realm
Health technology company PicnicHealth has launched a new product, Virtual Site, which allows researchers to carry out clinical trials remotely. This innovation is targeted...Elon Musk Announces Neuralink’s Second Brain-Computer Chip Implantation in a Patient
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The now-urgent automation agenda: out-of-control regulatory workloads necessitate AI adoption
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Ben Sidders - 0Maximizing the potential AI/data-driven model of drug discovery requires the technology’s full integration into R&D. Biorelate’s Dr Ben Sidders explains. Pharma R&D latest disruption is...The medical device sector’s surging regulatory burden: how are suppliers coping?
Regulators around the world are increasing their scrutiny of medical devices as these become more critical to patient outcomes. Referencing new research, Peter Muller...The Future of Gene Therapies: Three Trends
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