West Pharmaceutical Services has made an investment in Latch Medical, a Dublin-based company working on next-generation vaccine and biologics delivery technology.
Biopharmaceutical company Global Blood Therapeutics specializes in conditions that often disproportionately impact underrepresented communities, such as SCD.
Researchers at Stanford University and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill are developing a microneedle vaccine patch that they believe could deliver a stronger immune response than a vaccine shot.
Sorrento Technologies, a biotech firm developing novel treatments for COVID-19 and aggressive cancers such as melanoma, has received FDA clearance to start a research collaboration together with Mayo Clinic.
Researchers discover scorpion toxin that triggers pain through a previously unknown pathway, potentially opening up new avenues of investigation for treating chronic pain.
Biogen agrees Nightstar acquisition for $800m to take on its pipeline of AAV treatments for retinal disorders, diversifyingy its pipeline in the rare disease market.
Reaching the central nervous system is a difficult task, and getting a high enough dose to it poses an issue as well, but innovations are well underway to bridge a path across the blood-brain barrier.
The US FDA has approved Genentech’s auto-injector formulation of Actemra, which the firm says offers an additional administration option for patients and caregivers.
Xenetic Biosciences says success for Shire’s haemophilia A candidate SHP656 will validate its PolyXen drug delivery technology platform and could net the firm up to $100m.
Good ideas in drug delivery will continue to attract investment though the increasing cost of clinical trials does pose a difficulty according to MIT Professor Robert Langer.
Scientists at UCF (University of Central Florida) believe they have found a simpler and more efficient way to mass produce the structured nanoparticles used for drug delivery and production.
Drug regulators and the biomanufacturing industry need to embrace drug delivery via the skin to solve solubility problems with peptides and proteins, according to Across Barriers’ Udo Bock.
in-PharmaTechnologist presents its round-up of the latest drug delivery research developments in the pharmaceutical world, including tumour targeting peptides and lipid nanoparticle drug-delivery technology.
Encap has announced its DuoCap capsule delivery system has been granted US and European patents that strengthen the firm’s portfolio in the delivery of pharmaceutical active agents that require controlled release.
Aphios has been awarded a patent that details an improved process to formulate a polymer-based drug delivery nanotechnology platform. The method offers a more sustainable, consistent administration of therapeutics with less dosage-dependent side effects.
Researchers believe they have found a way of transforming a key element of liquid crystal display (LCD) televisions into a substance that can be used in pills and dressings designed to deliver drugs to certain parts of the body.
New research could make it possible for scientists to use silicon particles as an effective drug delivery system that enables fragile small interfering RNA (siRNA) based drugs to be directly transported to the disease’s location.
Crospon has spun out its transdermal controlled release patch into a distinct company, two years after it licensed the system from HP, using funding from a pharma firm to further its development.
