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Government commits over £100m to global vaccine development

The Pharmacist

for the development of affordable new vaccines to combat infectious diseases in developing countries. The UK Government has announced funding of up to £103.5m

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DelSiTech and Tolmar announce global license and development agreement

Pharmafile

DelSiTech and Tolmar International have announced that they have entered into a global license and development agreement, following a previous investment from Tolmar in January 2024.

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Global cell line development to surge in next decade

European Pharmaceutical Review

The global cell line development industry is expected to value $4,674.8 Demand for cell lines “in drug development , vaccine production, and therapeutic research is surging”, setting the market up for significant expansion, Ghosh noted. million by 2033, according to a report by Future Market Insights.

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LogiPharma Europe 2024: Tower Cold Chain Global Head of Product Development Discusses the Future of Cell & Gene Therapy and Cold Chain Storage

Pharmaceutical Commerce

In an interview with Pharma Commerce Editor Nicholas Saraceno, Martin Hawes, Global Head of Product Development, Tower Cold Chain offers insights on the future of cell & gene therapies when it comes to cold chain storage.

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Opinion: The world is relying on the United States to get value-based drug pricing right

STAT

has implications for the global pace and direction of innovation. The goals of these assessments are to ensure that society does not overpay for new medications, but also does not inadvertently discourage the development of worthwhile medicines and other health technologies. The changing landscape of drug pricing policy in the U.S.

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STAT+: Gene therapy trial targeting rare form of deafness shows ‘jaw-droppingly good’ results

STAT

The clinical trial is meant to measure safety and efficacy of DB-OTO, a gene therapy drug Regeneron is developing to treat children who have hearing loss due to changes in the otoferlin gene. Several teams are targeting this rare form of congenital deafness that affects 1% to 8% of deaf people globally.

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Opinion: For national security, the U.S. must maintain its biotech dominance

STAT

researchers discovered new antibiotics that turned once-fatal infections into minor ailments, and developed antiretroviral cocktails that transformed HIV from a death sentence into a manageable, chronic disease. The development of new biofuels could transform global politics as countries grow less reliant on oil-rich nations.

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