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Physics To Genetics: New Treatments For Hereditary Heart Disease

“Renovacor is in a similar situation to the one MyoKardia was in five years ago,” says Dr. Semigran. “We have knowledge of the mechanism of action of dilated cardiomyopathy, where there’s an inadequate amount of a required protein for the heart muscle to function correctly. And fortunately, I think the field of selective gene therapy […]

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EPR Podcast Episode 3 – Inhaled and intranasal drug formulations and delivery – Dr Bill Williams, University of Texas

Bill then discussed some of the current applications of the TFF technology – including enhancing the stability of Takeda Vaccine’s norovirus vaccine. “We laid out the premise that in the liquid form, or even the frozen form, that the antigen was losing activity… but in the paper we showed that through TFF this norovirus vaccine

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Developing Nasal Sprays for Temporary Protection Against Existing and New Respiratory Viruses with Koenraad Wiedhaup Leyden Labs

Koenraad Wiedhaup, Founder and CEO of Leyden Labs, and his team have taken a proactive approach to overcome the challenges of protecting people from known viruses and new viruses. They are developing intranasal sprays containing biological molecules that can temporarily protect against a broad range of viruses.  This approach is between a vaccine that often

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Dr. Robert Hariri Q&A

You might expect to find Dr. Robert Hariri strolling through the headquarters of Celularity, the biotechnology company he founded, outfitted in PPE and sterile paper slippers. But when we caught up with this 62-year-old, physically fit aviator, he was in his light-filled office in the 150,000-square-foot Florham Park, New Jersey facility, wearing a black shirt, black pants, and black boots.

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We Used to Have a Lyme Disease Vaccine. Are We Ready to Bring One Back?

The furthest along is a vaccine candidate co-developed by Pfizer, the U.S.-based pharmaceutical giant, and Valneva SE, a French biotech company. In March, the companies kicked off a Phase 2 trial in 600 people ages 5-65. The vaccine, which would be given in two to three doses, is very similar to LYMErix, but it targets six strains of Lyme

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Pharma's Almanac

Q: How have evolving technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) changed how you conduct research, manufacturing, or business?

At Fore Biotherapeutics, we are leveraging our functional genomics platform, Foresight, to match populations of patients with rare cancer mutations to targeted therapies that have a high probability of making a difference. Our mission is to provide patients with unaddressed cancer mutations with rapid access to the right medicines.

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BeyondSpring Pharmaceuticals (BYSI) CEO Joins The Watch List

The BeyondSpring Pharmaceuticals CEO Dr. Lan Huang talks through receiving U.S. FDA and China NMPA acceptance of its new drug application with priority review for use of its lead product Plinabulin. Huang says early clinical data supports Plinabulin as a direct anti-cancer agent in combination with PD1/PDL1 inhibitors in small cell lung cancer.

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Accelerating Return of Gastrointestinal Function After Major Surgery with Tom Hallam Palisade Bio

Tom Hallam PhD is CEO of Palisade Bio a late stage biopharmaceutical company with a focus on gastrointestinal complications from major surgery and getting patients out of the hospital more quickly. With discoveries about how digestive enzymes can hurt a patient’s gastrointestinal tract, their lead asset LB1148 is a liquid that the patient drinks prior to

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