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STAT+: SalioGen Therapeutics hit by layoffs, as gene-editing biotechs continue to struggle

STAT

SalioGen Therapeutics, a company that raised $135 million to develop a new gene-editing technology, has instituted widespread layoffs and is scaling back its ambitions, according to a person familiar with the situation and employee posts on social media. It is the latest in a series of retrenchments by high-profile gene-editing companies. A spokesperson for SalioGen declined to comment.

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ASBM Physician Survey on Interchangeable Biosimilars Finds Support for Maintaining Current Standards

Safe Biologics

U.S. Physicians Overwhelmingly Support Current FDA Data Standards, Switching Studies for Interchangeable Biosimilars; Oppose Pharmacy Substitution of Non-Interchangeable Biosimilars FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – September 4, 2024 Arlington, VA- U.S. physicians overwhelmingly support maintaining the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) current data standards for interchangeable biosimilars and oppose treating all biosimilars as interchangeable with the originator biologic medicines they c

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Fighting Chance of Survival for Premature Babies

PharmaTech

This case study explores the deployment of an innovative logistics solution designed to support the survival of premature infants through the rapid collection, retrieval and delivery of essential, temp-sensitive supplements to hospitals in Sydney, Australia. Storage specifications for the supplements was -20°C with instant availability required upon order.

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Episode 965: Does the bispectral index correlate well to commonly used sedation scales?

Pharmacy Joe

In this episode, I’ll discuss whether the bispectral index (BIS) correlates well to commonly used sedation scales. Episode 965: Does the bispectral index correlate well to commonly used sedation scales? Subscribe on iTunes , Android , or Stitcher Bispectral index is commonly used by anesthesia providers as a tool to ensure adequate loss of consciousness in the operating room and lessen the chance of accidental awareness during anesthesia.

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Navigating Payroll Compliance: Future-Proofing Payroll in an Evolving Regulatory Landscape

Speaker: Jennifer Hill

Payroll compliance is a cornerstone of business success, yet for small and midsize businesses, it’s becoming increasingly challenging to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of federal, state, and local regulations. Mistakes can lead to costly penalties and operational disruptions, making it essential to adopt advanced solutions that ensure accuracy and efficiency.

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A Story in Five Colors – and simplify, simplify!

The Honest Apothecary

Readers of The Honest Apothecary Re-Imagined are coming to learn that this blog has now become the home for short articles and thoughts on a wide variety of topics, well beyond the walls of the pharmacy. I still love medicine. But I needed a home for all the things I care deeply about. In that […] The post A Story in Five Colors – and simplify, simplify!

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When To Use Armour Thyroid

Med Ed 101

The American Thyroid Association defines hypothyroidism as a result of an “underactive thyroid gland.” Common symptoms include fatigue, cold sensitivity, dry skin, weight gain, hair loss, high cholesterol, or constipation. The recommended treatment is replacing the body with T4 (levothyroxine). Currently, the guidelines recommend one standard treatment, but there are other options available.

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Pfizer rounds out haemophilia portfolio with FDA approval

pharmaphorum

Pfizer’s anti-TFPI antibody marstacimab has been approved by the FDA to treat haemophilia, becoming the pharma group’s second new therapy for the blood disorder this year.Marstacimab will be launched as Hympavzi to treat haemophilia A without factor VIII inhibitors and haemophilia B without factor IX inhibitors in patients aged 12 and older and is the first drug in the anti-TFPI class to be approved in the US.

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A Temporary Extension for the Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher with a Longer-Term Extension in Sight?

FDA Law Blog: Biosimilars

By Mark A. Tobolowsky — The Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher program has had a bit of a tumultuous history in its 12 short years of existence. Designed to incentivize the development of drugs for pediatric rare diseases where such development may not otherwise have occurred, vouchers may be granted for drugs for serious or life-threatening rare diseases where the serious or life-threatening manifestations primarily affect individuals aged from birth to 18 years.