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Teva appoints Eric Hughes as head of R&D and Chief Medical Officer

European Pharmaceutical Review

Dr Eric Hughes joins Teva with experience in all phases of drug development at global pharmaceutical companies, most recently Boston-based Vertex Pharmaceuticals, which he joined last year. Prior to that, he was Head of the Immunology, Hepatology & Dermatology Global Development Unit at Novartis.

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Botanical drugs – what is the best way forward for regulatory and market approval?

European Pharmaceutical Review

4,6 Five patent issues that European biosimilar developers should consider before entering the US market Quality control of the botanical drug substances was one of the critical factors that led to barricades during the development of Veregen and Mytesi. 13 Currently, over 350 herbal remedies have been granted a THR licence.

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Top 20 Radiopharma Companies Based on Market Cap

PharmaShots

This year, Novartis has secured the top position with a market cap of $207.65B, followed by Bayer and Lantheus Medical Imaging PharmaShots has compiled a list of the Top 20 Radiopharma Companies developing products as a treatment option, ranked based on their market cap.

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Primate models in pharma: What the future holds

Pharmaceutical Technology

This is to ensure patient safety, as outlined in The Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) Regulations 2004. These include guidelines on good primate housing systems, minimising non-human primate use in drug development, and generating evidence in areas to refine non-human primate vaccine studies.

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Molecular Farming: Paving a Modern Track for Pharmaceutical Sectors (Molecular Pharming)

PharmaShots

After the outbreak of any epidemic or pandemic, all the responsibilities come on the shoulders of pharmaceutical companies. With unprecedented diseases lurking on the corner, pharmaceutical companies, are now obligated to widen their conventional horizons and look for substitute practices in their drug development strategies.