The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has granted two patents related to VistaGen Therapeutics’ lead asset AV-101, an oral candidate designed to treat CNS diseases and disorders.
Fermion Oy has completed construction of its manufacturing plant in Hanko, Finland, where it will make highly potent ingredients for ‘main markets’ and a growing client base in India, says president.
The US FDA has announced that over 236,000 bottles of statins will be voluntarily recalled by Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, after issues were found with impurities.
Researchers from Harvard University have developed an insulin formulation using two ionic liquids they say could lead to the development of a pill for diabetics.
UK-based GW Pharmaceuticals has been given marketing approval by the US FDA for its product, Epidiolex, to be used for the treatment of two severe forms of epilepsy – Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and Dravet syndrome.
A growing client base in the US and healthy demand for highly potent active pharmaceutical ingredients (HPAPIs) are driving expansion at the UK-based CDMO Sterling Pharma Solutions.
DSP has released its generic Atorvastatin drug product within the EU with additional markets to be added later this year the firm looks to become a full-service generics company.
Alcami began work on Flexion Therapeutics's ZILRETTA in the fall of 2014 and today announced that it will further support commercial supply of the product, which is approved for the treatment of OA-related knee pain.
Academic research underpins many of the early success stories in continuous manufacturing. Now, Blair Brettmann and her team are working to write another chapter by applying electrospinning and other techniques to downstream processing.
An improved relationship between drugmakers and excipient suppliers could help drive development in the novel inactive ingredient sector, says industry expert.
Suven Life Sciences has completed a US FDA renewal inspection at its Pashamylaram-based facility, which manufactures and supplies APIs, intermediates, and formulations.
A new method for determining the crystal structures of organic salts – which make up 40% of all APIs – could “greatly speed up” the drug development process, say researchers.
