Pharma-grade cannabis contracts secured by Celadon

The UK-company is based on the development, production and sale of the medicines and agreed two commercial contracts on May 24 and September 5.   The supply of product follows the successful completion of the company’s latest harvest from its UK-based facility, which is being used to fulfil its commercial contracts. Periodic invoicing has now commenced

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Atropos Health and SEQESTER partner to speed up drug development

Atropos Health translates real-world clinical date into personalized real-world evidence and insights announced its partnership with SEQESTER today (December 14). Healthcare and life science organizations which use the Atropos Health Evidence Network can establish turnkey patient registries to accelerate evidence generation. This process, the companies say, previously costing millions and requiring up to a year,

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Deep Apple’s $52 million funding revolutionizing drug discovery

Deep Apple Therapeutics discovers the therapeutics for high-value targets through virtual screening of artificial intelligence (AI)-generated virtual libraries. With a powerful discovery engine that combines ensemble cryo-EM, deep learning, and molecular docking screens of ultra-large libraries, Deep Apple can go from target identification to lead optimization in less than 12 months – a fraction of

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HIV pathology data now reaching investigators within hours

Established in 1994 and funded by the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institution has opted to use Proscia’s Concentriq for Research, a provider of digital and computational pathology solutions to encourage scientific exploration and discovery in cancer as well as PLWH.  The ACSR says its mission is to ‘acquire, store, and equitably distribute

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Merck launches SaaS platform with 60 billion possibilities

The Aiddison drug discovery software works through Synthia retrosynthesis software application programming interface (API) integration and Merck says it combines generative artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and computer-aided drug design to speed up drug development. Trained on more than two decades of experimentally validated datasets from pharmaceutical research and development, Aiddison software identifies compounds from

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Piramal Pharma has launched a high-throughput screening facility

It will add to the existing in-vitro biology capabilities with the addition of primary and secondary screening capabilities of compounds prepared at the Indian site. Piramal Pharma Limited’s Pharma Solutions (PPS) business is a leading Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO) and with this expansion it is well positioned to provide clients with an integrated

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ObvioHealth reveals new digital therapeutics API

There is an ongoing digital shift in clinical trials, and as a result, companies are continuously striving to improve both patient experience and clinical data quality. The 21st​ Century Cures Act which became law in the US in December 2016, paved the way for companies to develop new technology that is capable of improving the

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Symbiosis granted MHRA license following £1 million investment

The CDMO has launched the new in-house analytical and microbiological capabilities that will enable the testing. Fully approved by the UK Regulatory Agency, the MHRA, this expansion of their service offering will strategically enhance the companies’ core sterile manufacturing service, that is also referred to as ‘fill/finish’ and provide an extensive in-house quality control (QC)

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How microgravity could transform pharma manufacturing

The California-based start-up claims that, by removing gravity, they are able to make medicines that are not viable on earth. “Processing in a microgravity environment dramatically alters buoyancy, natural convection, sedimentation, phase separation and drives significant differences in transport-driven phenomena,” the company’s website reads. Essentially, Varda argues that drug formulations, both small molecules and biologics,

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‘Abstinence is not the only road to recovery’

BPR: What is Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) and why is it a major health, social and financial problem?​ Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is a chronic disease characterized by an individual regularly consuming a quantity of alcohol which is harmful to them both physically and socioeconomically. It is believed that there are over 200 physical and

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Exciting opportunity to design new antibody therapy using generative AI

Announced today (December 4), the agreement will combine Absci’s Integrated Drug Creation platform with AstraZeneca’s expertise in oncology, to accelerate the discovery of a potential new cancer treatment. Absci will contribute its pioneering generative AI technology to deliver a therapeutic candidate antibody for a specified oncology target. The agreement includes an upfront commitment, R&D funding,

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Progress for Johnson & Johnson’s lung cancer drug

The company is seeking approval of Rybrevant (amivantamab) in combination with chemotherapy (carboplatin and pemetrexed), a drug it believes has the potential to offer a new standard of care to patients. The  treatment is for adult patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) with a mutated form of the protein epidermal growth factor receptor

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Legalized medical cannabis in the UK five years on

The treatments are intended for a number of chronic health conditions including chronic pain, severe IBS, sleep disorders, and neurological conditions like Parkinson’s, epilepsy, and motor neurone disease. This decision marked the legalization of medical cannabis in the UK. Releaf, the UK’s first all-in-one medical cannabis e-clinic has taken a look at the industry’s progress

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Hilleman Laboratories unveils $20 million Singapore facility to boost vaccine manufacturing

As a result, the company claims it is now the only multi-modality vaccine and biologics development and manufacturing organisation in Singapore capable of end-to-end product development. “The opening of the ACES facility marks a significant milestone in our commitment to advancing global public health through innovation and research,” Dr Raman Rao, CEO of Hilleman Laboratories

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‘The CDMO industry is not going away’

“Across the board, the CDMO industry has noticed the difference in the economy. There is a tightening of finances and companies are postponing clinical trials as they maybe focus on some of their later stage molecules,” Brittany Hayes, highly potent platform director at CordenPharma, tells BioPharma Reporter at CPHI Barcelona 2023. During the pandemic, the

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‘The CDMO industry is not going away’

“Across the board, the CDMO industry has noticed the difference in the economy. There is a tightening of finances and companies are postponing clinical trials as they maybe focus on some of their later stage molecules,” Brittany Hayes, highly potent platform director at CordenPharma, tells BioPharma Reporter at CPHI Barcelona 2023. During the pandemic, the

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CellCentric publishes new ways to treat specific blood cancers

CellCentric, a UK-based biotechnology company, announced today (November 22) the publication of the paper and how the work builds on pre-clinical and clinical collaborations, notably with Professor Tim Somervaille of the Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute. The paper, titled, Therapeutic targeting of EP300/CBP by bromodomain inhibition in hematologic malignancies​​, reports on the therapeutic mechanism of

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Adragos Pharma’s Japanese site is ‘sweet spot’ among acquisitions

The company currently has four sites in Livron, France, Leipzig, Germany, Athens, Greece and Kawagoe, Japan. Most recently, Adragos also acquired​ Fresenius Kabi’s Norwegian sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing site, alongside its partner Prange Group. Crucial to its growth is an emphasis on customer centricity and optimizing new sites, Henny Zijlstra, chief commercial officer at Adragos, told Outsourcing Pharma

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Adragos Pharma’s Japanese site is ‘sweet spot’ among acquisitions

The company currently has four sites in Livron, France, Leipzig, Germany, Athens, Greece and Kawagoe, Japan. Most recently, Adragos also acquired​ Fresenius Kabi’s Norwegian sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing site, alongside its partner Prange Group. Crucial to its growth is an emphasis on customer centricity and optimizing new sites, Henny Zijlstra, chief commercial officer at Adragos, told Outsourcing Pharma

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Flywheel and Microsoft collaborate to unlock powerful data

Flywheel, a leading medical imaging artificial intelligence (AI) development platform, today announced the launch of its software-as-a-service (SaaS) data management solution on Microsoft Azure. The Flywheel collaboration with Microsoft and NVIDIA helps researchers and healthcare professionals overcome barriers and accelerate the management, curation, and analysis of medical imaging data to extract and mobilize valuable insights

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