The pharmaceutical company, which uses thin-film freezing to develop inhalable therapies, has completed enrollment in the first phase for its drug candidate.
The firm is investigating viability of voriconazole inhalation powder, intended to treat and prevent invasive pulmonary aspergillosis in asthma patients.
The CPhI Worldwide exhibitor will show Syloid XDP, a silica carrier designed to convert liquid, waxy, or oily active ingredients into free-flowing powders.
The virtual event (scheduled June 22-24) will feature presentations from Bayer, Merck, GSK, Novartis, Takeda, FDA, WHO, and other notable organizations.
The head of small-molecule business for the pharma solutions specialist talks about obstacles, and how companies can work to clear them for future success.
The company has increased capabilities at its Bend, Oregon location, including its SimpliFiH Solutions first-in-human services for small-molecule drugs.
The drug delivery platform company is exploring the viability of remdesivir and other potential treatments for the virus using its DehydraTECH technology.
Bioavailability of water insoluble compounds, such as CBD, enhanced up to 15 times with the technology of Solmic, leading to its acquisition by Betterlife.
FDA urges manufacturers to ‘sell quality’ to fight drug shortages, releasing a report on the potential introduction of a rating system to reward transparency and investments in quality management.
GSK announces it initiated Phase III trials for gepotidacin, the first in a new class of antibiotics, as an potential treatment for urinary tract infection.
Research has discovered that bacteria will open holes in their cell wall under certain conditions, potentially leading to a new drug target or greater potency of existing antibiotics.
Mundipharma signs agreement to progress an antifungal candidate through to commercialization, with the potential for it to become the first approved treatment in 13 years.
Enteris enters a licensing agreement with Cara Therapeutics for the ongoing development of the latter’s drug candidate as it continues clinical trials.
Researchers discover scorpion toxin that triggers pain through a previously unknown pathway, potentially opening up new avenues of investigation for treating chronic pain.
'Oncology Repurposing Engine' uses artificial intelligence to identify potential drug candidates among generics and off-patent drugs that may be repurposed as cancer therapies.
Janssen aims to expand the label of delivery in the US and EU for its product, Darzalex, to include subcutaneous delivery through the use of Halozyme’s technology.
Following Gilead’s funding of Lyndra’s technology, the latter company offers exclusive rights to its therapeutics platform for long-acting HIV therapies formulations.
EMA assembles pharmaceutical developers to strengthen antimicrobial pipelines while, in the meantime, a study found the world’s rivers dangerously contaminated.
Scancell and Cancer Research UK use nanodelivery technology to activate the body’s immune system, boosting its ability to target and destroy cancer cells.
Enesi Pharma and OVG sign a collaborative agreement, hoping to combine a promising ingredient and an innovative delivery method to produce a plague vaccine.
