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News Lessons from CPHI Milan 2024: Sunny Intervals for Pharma Manufacturing?
As the 2024 CPHI conference wrapped up in Milan, we caught up with L.E.K. Consulting – a global strategy consulting firm with deep expertise in pharma manufacturing – to discuss evolving market perspectives and business outlook. -
News Trump 2.0: What does the US election result mean for the healthcare industry?
After Trump won the Presidential election in the US in early November, we take a look at some of the implications a new Trump administration could have on the health and pharmaceutical industry, and on US patients.
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News Women in Pharma: Reflections from Behind the Scenes
In this instalment of our monthly series, the team that brings you the Women in Pharma series each month sits down for a heart-to-heart on what the series means to them, and how they hope to continue their work in the future. -
News Scaling the Industry: CPHI Scale-Up Market interview with YSK Laboratories
For the first time, CPHI Milan hosted the CPHI Start-Up Market, expanding support for emerging and small-sized enterprises in their transition to the next level of growth. In this interview, we spoke with Yuvansh Khokhani, Managing Director of YSK Labo... -
News Key Insights from the Heart of Pharma: an exclusive CPHI Online report
CPHI Milan, held from October 8–10, 2024 in the historic Fiera Milano, celebrated its 35th edition of bringing together the pharmaceutical industry and supply chain for 3 days of collaborating and innovating. Our first CPHI Wrap-Up Report brings ... -
News AI-driven drug discovery model sets new accuracy prediction benchmark
Iambic Therapeutics, an Nvidia-backed biotech based in London, have stated that their AI drug discovery model named ‘Enchant’ demonstrates the potential to reduce the time and cost associated with new drug development. -
News Biopharmaceutical manufacturing boost part of new UK government budget
In their national budget announced by the UK Labour Party, biopharmaceutical production and manufacturing are set to receive a significant boost in capital grants through the Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund (LSIMF). -
News Women in Pharma: Moving beyond discussions and into best practice at CPHI Milan
In this second CPHI Milan special of our monthly series, we cover the key takeaways from the Diversity & Wellbeing track held on October 10, 2024. -
News AstraZeneca invests in AI collaboration for cancer drug trials
The British-Swedish pharmaceutical giant is partnering with biotechnology firm Immunai Inc to increase the efficiency of some cancer drug trials. -
News Ozempic and Wegovy prices questioned as Novo Nordisk faces US Senate hearing
The CEO of Novo Nordisk was grilled during a US Senate committee hearing on September 24, 2024, in which the exorbitant prices of the Danish company’s blockbuster drugs Ozempic and Wegovy were called into question. -
News The BIOSECURE Act: implications for the pharma supply chain
On September 9, 2024, the US House of Representatives voted to pass the bill titled the BIOSECURE Act (the Act), which lists several Chinese companies in the pharmaceutical supply chain. The Act will prohibit American companies from contracting or doin... -
News On Track at CPHI Milan: Thermo Fisher Scientific Track Sponsor interview
With CPHI Milan just around the corner, we sat down with some of the sponsors for this year’s conference tracks to discuss the most pressing topics in pharma. -
News CPHI Milan Speaker Spotlight: Pharma Manufacturing and Localisation in Africa
In the run-up to CPHI Milan, we sit down with some of the experts and thought-leaders speaking at this year’s conferences. -
News Eli Lilly licenses rheumatoid arthritis manufacturing in Africa
American pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly has signed a partnership with Egyptian organisation Eva Pharma to localise manufacturing of rheumatoid arthritis treatments in Africa. -
News US BIOSECURE Act passed by US House of Representatives
The controversial act, which has already impacted several foreign companies operating in the US, was passed by the House of Representatives on September 9, 2024. It is now headed for the US Senate before it can be signed into law by President Joe Biden... -
Sponsored Content CPHI Online Trend Report: How can flow chemistry help businesses achieve their sustainability goals?
In our latest CPHI Online Trend Report, we partner with Asymchem to understand the innovative potential of flow chemistry for API manufacturing, especially in regards to meeting sustainability goals. -
News Latest updates for semaglutide: reduction of renal failure risk
Recent data presented at the 2024 European Society for Cardiology (ESC) conference analysed Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic (semaglutide) and its effectiveness in the management of chronic kidney disease (CKD). This follows previous analysis on semaglutid... -
News CPHI Milan Speaker Spotlight: CDMO relations with Pharma and Start-Ups
In the run-up to CPHI Milan, we sit down with some of the experts and thought-leaders speaking at this year’s conferences. -
News Eisai Alzheimer’s drug authorised in UK but still faces obstacles
In partnership with BioArctic AB, pharmaceutical company Eisai has been granted Marketing Authorisation by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for its Alzheimer’s disease drug product Leqembi. -
News Women in Pharma: A leader's approach to diversity advocacy
In our monthly series on women in the pharmaceutical industry, we interview leading experts in the pharmaceutical supply and value chain to discuss the importance of gender diversity in healthcare, the workplace, and beyond. -
News Amgen sues Samsung biologics unit over biosimilar for bone disease
Samsung Bioepis, the biologics unit of Samsung, has been issued a lawsuit brought forth by Amgen over proposed biosimilars of Amgen’s bone drugs Prolia and Xgeva. -
News US FDA does not approve MDMA therapy for PTSD, requests more data
The MDMA-based therapeutic developed by Lykos Therapeutics, a California-based Public Benefit Corporation (PBC), has been reviewed and unapproved by the US FDA. The regulator has requested additional phase III trial data for further safety and efficacy... -
News Novartis and Viatris latest facing lawsuit over HeLa cell misuse
Global pharmaceutical companies Novartis and Viatris are the latest hit with a lawsuit claim pertaining to alleged misuse of the ‘HeLa’ cell line from the estate of woman whose cancerous tissue cells were taken without consent. -
News Sanofi invests billions into Frankfurt insulin production site
French pharmaceutical company Sanofi have announced an investment of EUR1.3 billion at their existing BioCampus site in Frankfurt am Main for the expansion of insulin production. -
News Novel oral Type 1 diabetes drug gains US FDA IND designation
A University of Alabama at Birmingham startup has gained FDA clearance for Investigational New Drug clinical trials for an oral Type 1 diabetes drug, a milestone for diabetes treatment. -
News BIOSECURE Act continues to loom over Chinese pharma manufacturers
With the US BIOSECURE Act on its way to passing into legislation, Chinese companies are facing declining revenues within the first half of 2024 as US pharmaceutical and healthcare companies pull their businesses from the country. -
News Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi rejected by EU drug regulator
The European Medicine’s Agency (EMA), the drug regulator for the EU, rejected Eisai and Biogen’s Alzheimer’s drug product Leqembi, citing the drug’s slowing of cognitive decline did not outweigh the risk of serious brain swellin... -
News Second obesity drug candidate from Roche shows early trial success
Following from its purchase of Carmot Therapeutics, Roche have announced positive early-stage trial success for its second obesity drug candidate acquired from Carmot Therapeutics. -
News Tumour microproteins could provide basis for cancer vaccines
A recent study published in Science Advances has identified a set of microproteins produced exclusively in liver tumours, which may provide a clear target for the development of a cancer vaccine. -
News Reworked once-daily weight-loss pill from Pfizer to progress
American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer have continued with a reworked version of their weight-loss pill danuglipron, progressing with a once-daily version of the pill. -
News CPHI Online Trend Report: what is pharmaceutical packaging really costing the industry?
The latest CPHI Online Trend Report dives into what it really costs to develop, manufacture, and deploy pharmaceutical packaging that balances sustainability concerns, patient safety, and drug efficacy. -
News Eli Lilly’s Alzheimer’s drug receives approval from US FDA
After facing several hurdles on its path to approval last year, Eli Lilly’s donanemab treatment for early Alzheimer’s, brand name Kisunla, received US FDA approval this past week. It is the second therapy for slowing the progression of Alzh... -
News This week in GLP-1 drug headlines: Manufacturing investment and new market launches
As drugmakers race to put their own GLP-1 drug products forward as the next biggest thing in weight-loss, current products are making numerous headlines this week with a number of new developments in their commercialisation and approval. Discover the l... -
News Women in Pharma: Regulating equity across regional borders
In our monthly series focusing on women in the pharmaceutical industry, we interview leading experts in the pharmaceutical supply and value chain to discuss the importance of gender diversity in healthcare, the workplace, and beyond. -
News Viral marketing for B2B pharma businesses: a CPHI Online case study
Discover how a Chinese chemical manufacturing company went viral on TikTok, and what their viral success means for the future of B2B digital marketing for the wider pharmaceutical industry and supply chain. -
News New Aurigene biologics facility opens in Hyderabad, India
Aurigene Pharmaceutical Services Ltd. have opened a biologics facility in Hyderabad, India in a biocluster known as Genome Valley. -
News Women in Pharma Anniversary: Celebrating Our Heroines of Pharma
Our Women in Pharma interview series is approaching its 1-year anniversary this month, and to celebrate, we are highlighting the Heroines of Pharma that our very own Women in Pharma admire. -
News Novo Nordisk launches 'Power of Wegovy' national campaign
Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk have launched a new national campaign – The Power of Wegovy – that aims to educate those living with obesity on their blockbuster drug Wegovy throughout the United States. -
News Sanofi gains rare disease therapy in acquisition of Inhibrx for US$1.7 billion
Sanofi completed the acquisition of the clinical-stage biotech company Inhibrx in late May 2024 after settling on a US$1.7 billion buyout. The acquisition brings with it a rare disease therapy to bollster Sanofi's pipeline. -
News Ophthalmologic drug product Eylea faces biosimilar threats after FDA approvals
Regeneron Pharmaceutical’s blockbuster ophthalmology drug Eylea is facing biosimilar competition as the US FDA approves Biocon’s Yesafili and Samsung Bioepis/Biogen’s Opuviz. -
News Sanofi to collaborate with OpenAI and Formation Bio
Pharmaceutical giant Sanofi have announced a collaboration with Formation Bio and OpenAI to build AI-powered software for accelerated drug development. -
News Women in Pharma: Delivering personal and professional success
In our monthly series focusing on women in the pharmaceutical industry, we interview leading experts in the pharmaceutical supply and value chain to discuss the importance of gender diversity in healthcare, the workplace, and beyond. -
News AstraZeneca to build billion-dollar ADC manufacturing site in Singapore
The British-Swedish drugmaker has announced plans to build a US$1.5 billion facility in Singapore for the manufacturing of antibody–drug conjugates (ADCs) to complement their existing cancer drug portfolio. -
News Eisai begins US FDA rolling submission for Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi
Japanese drugmaker Eisai, in partnership with Biogen, have announced that they have begun submitting data on a rolling basis to the US FDA for a marketing application of a subcutaneous injectable form of Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi. -
News Racial disparities in diagnosis and drug use for dementia symptoms
A study from the USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics has revealed the existence of racial disparities in the US for the diagnosis of dementia and the use of drug treatments for symptoms. -
News MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD to be reviewed by US FDA
American public benefit corporation (PBC) Lykos Therapeutics have announced that the US FDA Psychopharmacologic Drugs Advisory Committee (PDAC) will review data supporting their new drug application (NDA) for MDMA capsules, which are to be used in comb... -
News Drug Patent Expiries: a steep cliff or opportunity for innovation?
The pharmaceutical industry faces a patent cliff together in the years leading up to 2030. Learn what this means for drug pricing, their outsourcing partners, and drug innovation of the future. -
News Pharma giants battle over COVID-19 patents in London courts
Two key players in the COVID-19 vaccine story – Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna – have begun the latest chapter of their global legal battle over patents concerning technology for the development of mRNA therapeutics such as the COVID-19 vaccin... -
News Women in Pharma: Diversi‘tea’ at CPHI North America
CPHI North America will unite the pharmaceutical supply chain in Philadelphia from May 7–9, 2024 for 3 days of innovation and connections. As part of the content Agenda, our Diversity Track will bring the industry together to discuss the imperati... -
News Western pharma groups warn of supply disruptions over China anti-spy law
China’s anti-espionage laws have caused concern among western pharmaceutical groups over potential arrests or denial of access for foreign inspectors in China-based facilities and manufacturing partners, posing a risk to the supply of drug produc... -
News CPHI Online Webinar Series – Optimising Pharma Manufacturing through Digital Transformations
This month’s CPHI Webinar Series explored achieving manufacturing excellence in pharma through the digitalisation of daily processes. Presented by Joe Doyle, Head of Sales at EviView, and Bikash Chatterjee, President and Chief Scientific Off... -
News More to celebrate at the CPHI Milan Pharma Awards 2024
The CPHI Milan Pharma Awards, which are now open for nominations until 18 May 2024, celebrate the innovators making a difference. This year, two new categories have been added to further honour the contributions of a diverse range of pharma professiona... -
News The 2024 Pharma Outsourcing Forecast: strategic partnerships across global landscapes
For the pharmaceutical industry, outsourcing drug development, manufacturing, and research operations to contract organisations is not just a passing trend – increasingly, the partnership between drug sponsor and drug vendor is one of vital impor... -
News First offers for pharma from Medicare drug price negotiations
Ten high-cost drugs from various pharma manufacturers are in pricing negotiations in a first-ever for the US Medicare program. President Biden’s administration stated they have responded to the first round of offers. -
News Gerresheimer predicts weight-loss drug deals to account for 4% of yearly growth
Dietmar Siemssen, CEO of German primary packaging manufacturer Gerresheimer, states that approximately 4% of the company’s revenue growth each year to come from deals with drugmakers of weight loss and diabetes products, particularly GLP-1 class ... -
News Novel approach to creating sustainable packaging from rice husks
Researchers have created a new approach to the designing of eco-friendly nanofibres extracted from rice husks, addressing the critical need for sustainable packaging materials in food and biopharmaceutical products. -
News Eli Lilly’s Zepbound makes leaps and bounds in weight-loss drug market
In the last week, Eli Lilly has announced their partnership with Amazon.com’s pharmacy unit to deliver prescriptions of Zepbound. Zepbound has also surpassed Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy for the number of prescriptions for the week of March 8.&nbs... -
News Coronary drug-coated medical device receives US FDA approval
Boston Scientific announced the FDA approval of their medical device AGENT Drug-Coated Balloon (DCB) for the indication of coronary in-stent restenosis in coronary artery disease patients. -
News Generics threat to Merck’s Bridion as Hikma seeks pre-patent expiry approval
Merck has disclosed they received notice from Hikma Pharmaceuticals for seeking a pre-patent expiry US FDA approval for Hikma’s generic version of Merck’s Bridion. -
News CPHI Online Webinar Series – Innovative Strategies for B2B Pharma Marketeers
On February 20, 2024, CPHI Online hosted a webinar on Innovative Strategies for B2B Pharma Marketeers. Featuring expert speakers from across the pharmaceutical value chain, this webinar delves into how B2B pharma marketeers can create better content to... -
News Wegovy® – the weight-loss drug sparking a global race to end obesity
Wegovy®, the weight loss drug from Novo Nordisk has been creating headlines since it’s early testing phases, through it’s approval in June 2021 by the US FDA and January 2022 from the European Medicines Agency, and it continues to do so... -
News US FDA approves three different oncology drugs in 1 week
In the last week, the US FDA has granted approval/accelerated approval to three different oncology drugs, each from different drugmakers with different indications. -
News What the Novo Holdings and Catalent deal means for pharma outsourcing
On February 5, 2024, Novo Holdings announced their intention to acquire pharma and biotech CDMO Catalent at US$16.5 billion. Read more about what this means for the pharmaceutical industry as a whole, from drugmakers to their partners in manufacturing.... -
News Key takeaways from Saudi Arabia's National Biotechnology Strategy
In January 2024, Saudi Arabia released its National Biotech Strategy, an ambitious plan to localise biomanufacturing, incentivise R&D and establish the Kingdom as the regional biotech leader by 2030, and an internationally recognised hub by 2040. -
News Special Edition Women in Pharma: International Day of Women and Girls in Science
In this monthly series, we bring insightful content, events, and communities dedicated to sharing best practices for DE&I strategies and showcasing underrepresented voices in the pharmaceutical community. -
News Novo Holdings buys CDMO Catalent in US$16.5 billion deal
Novo Nordisk’s holding and investment parent company will acquire the publicly owned CDMO at the end of 2024, taking it private and selling three of its drug manufacturing facilities to Novo Nordisk. -
News Pharmapack Awards 2024 Start-up Innovation Award Winner – Capa Valve Ltd
The 2024 Pharmapack Awards celebrated the best in innovation and design for the pharmaceutical packaging and drug delivery industry on January 24, 2024. -
News Pharmapack Awards 2024 Patient-Centric Design Award Winner – Dr Ferrer BioPharma
The 2024 Pharmapack Awards celebrated the best in innovation and design for the pharmaceutical packaging and drug delivery industry on January 24, 2024. -
News Women in Pharma: Minding the Gap at Pharmapack 2024
2024 marks the first year Pharmapack will host a Diversity track dedicated to bridging the gap within the pharmaceutical packaging and drug delivery sector. The track includes a panel discussion on 'Enabling Diversity in the Workplace,' focused... -
News Pharmapack Awards 2024 - Celebrating Packaging and Drug Delivery Innovation
The 2024 Pharmapack Innovation Awards ceremony celebrated the best in pharmaceutical packaging and drug delivery innovation at all levels. The awards were held on January 24, 2024 at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. -
News 2024 Pharma Industry Trends Outlook: Collaboration, Market Maturity, and Digital Futures
The annual CPHI Online 2024 Pharma Trends Outlook, in partnership with Arvato Systems, identifies 12 key industry trends shaping the life sciences industry in the coming year. -
News New Novo Nordisk AI hub for drug discovery to open in London, UK
Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk will be opening an AI-based research facility in the heart of London to advance drug discovery operations. -
News BioNTech to begin mRNA vaccine manufacturing in Rwanda by 2025
German biotechnology company BioNTech has stated their intentions to begin production at their mRNA vaccine factory in Rwanda by 2025, which will mark the first foreign mRNA vaccine manufacturing site on the continent of Africa. -
News Women in Pharma: Looking back on 2023 and moving forward to 2024
In this monthly series, we interview women from across the pharmaceutical industry and supply chain to discuss the importance of gender diversity in healthcare, the workplace, and beyond. -
News CPHI Barcelona: Outsourcing in Manufacturing Operations
During CPHI Barcelona 2023, insightful content sessions offered attendees the chance to explore trending topics with expert speakers and panellists. Here, we summarise what the pharma industry and supply chain are talking about the most. -
News CPHI Barcelona 2023: Loading Potential – Artificial Intelligence for Pharma Manufacturing
During CPHI Barcelona 2023, insightful content sessions offered attendees the chance to explore trending topics with expert speakers and panellists. Here, we summarise what the pharma industry and supply chain are talking about the most. -
News Novo Nordisk to invest $2.3 billion in French facility to address GLP-1 drug shortage
Manufacturing for the diabetes and weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy is expected to increase with a billion-dollar investment Novo Nordisk production site located in Chartres, France. -
News CPHI Barcelona Speaker Interview – What the US FDA’s Quality Management Maturity Means for the Pharma Industry
At CPHI Barcelona (24–26 October, 2023), we spoke to Sireesha Yadlapalli, CEO of Pharmatech Associates, who gave a presentation on the implications of the US FDA’s Quality Management Maturity (QMM) Initiative, and spoke on the panel of the ... -
News UPDATE: CPHI Barcelona 2023 Innovator Interview – Hangzhou Huishi Consulting
Our Innovator Interviews takes a look at the cutting-edge strategies and technologies being implemented within the pharmaceutical supply chain through an in-depth discussion with a leading innovator in the industry. -
News On track at CPHI Barcelona - The Track Sponsor interview: USP
In our packed out content sessions at CPHI Barcelona this year we focus on some of the hottest topics coming up in the pharma industry, with each track sponsored by a leading expert in the field. -
News On track at CPHI Barcelona - The Track Sponsor interview: Lonza
In our packed out content sessions at CPHI Barcelona this year we focus on some of the hottest topics coming up in the pharma industry, with each track sponsored by a leading expert in the field. -
News Identifying Alzheimer’s Disease biomarker proteins with whole blood tests
A University of Manchester spin-out pharmaceutical company, PharmaKure, has reported successful study results for the quantification of Alzheimer’s Disease biomarker proteins with a whole blood test. -
News Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to boost mRNA vaccine initiatives in Africa with USD $40m
To address vaccine inequality and accessibility issues, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation aims to deliver USD $40m to various biotech companies and vaccine manufacturers in support of mRNA vaccine development. -
News Wegovy and weight-loss drugs driving demand for manufacturers that can fill syringes
Injectable weight-loss treatments are prompting contract manufacturers to invest and include fill-finish services into their service portfolios, in a bid to attract pharmaceutical giants developing drugs similar to Novo Nordisk's Wegovy. -
News The Patient-Centric Synergy of Pharmaceutical CDMO and CRO Collaborations
Pharmaceutical collaborations are nothing new to the industry. Increasingly complex drug development programs, calls for supply chain resiliency, and the involvement of all key stakeholders throughout a drug’s development lifecycle are pushing co... -
News Revolutionising cancer treatment with mRNA-based therapeutics
Global market for mRNA-based oncology therapeutics expected to reach USD $2 billion by 2029, with promising results for the combination of mRNA candidates with immune checkpoint inhibitors to treat solid tumours. -
News Ardena forms partnership with RiboPro to improve mRNA-based therapies
Ardena and RiboPro have formed an alliance to boost their respective skills in manufacturing and producing nanoparticle and mRNA-based therapeutics to improve accessibility to this technology in the biotherapeutic landscape. -
News Update: Samsung Biologics manufacture Pfizer's biosimilars
Samsung Biologics agrees to use their biocampus Plant 4 for the manufacture of a line of products from Pfizer. -
News 10 Major Drug Approvals So Far in 2023
Last year, 37 novel drugs were approved by the FDA, this was a high number for such a category, and covered many fields including oncology, demonstrating how promising further research is, and how it is only continuing to build. To date, there are alre... -
News EU Medical Devices Regulation causes unintended disappearances of medical devices for children, doctors state
Doctor groups and associations have appealed to the EU to correct the EU Medical Devices Regulation law that may cause unintended shortages of essential drug and medical devices for children and rare disease patients. -
News Soft capsule technology: modified pea starch as a vegetal origin alternative to gelatin in capsule shell
The latest soft capsule technology from Roquette using modified pea starch as an alternative to gelatin. -
News Your Prescription for Marketing Success: Digital Pharma Marketing Toolkit – Free eBook
Download your FREE pharma marketing eBook to learn why it is so important for pharmaceutical marketeers to develop their digital content marketing strategies in order to establish their companies as thought leaders and industry experts. -
News Novavax will provide adjuvant Matrix-M for vaccine research with 3-year partnership
Novavax, developers behind the Matrix-M adjuvant, have entered into an agreement with the Bill and Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute to provide the adjuvant in preclinical vaccine research. -
News Pfizer and Thermo Fisher Scientific partner to bring accessible NGS-based testing to international markets
The collaboration between the pharmaceutical giant and scientific technology provider will aim to bring rapid and localised services to areas around the globe that lack affordable advanced genomic testing for breast and lung cancer. -
News Rebuilding the United States' pharma infrastructure – CPHI North America 2023 preview
As we prepare for CPHI North America from April 25–27 in Philadelphia, USA, CPHI Online caught up with some of the track sponsors to discuss how the show connects vital players within the North American pharmaceutical landscape. ... -
News Digital-first experimental approach to optimise drug formulations
Merck and XtalPi Inc. collaborate on an AI-powered technology platform to predict the crystal morphologies of diabetic medication metformin HCl, validated by wet-lab experiments conducted with Merck’s expertise, in a ‘digital-first’ a... -
News To recruit or to retain - where is the pharma talent going?
Discover how the pharmaceutical workforce has evolved past the pandemic, and the challenges faced by the pharma industry during a talent acquisition and retention crisis. -
News NextPharma acquisition of chewable tablet manufacturing site from Takeda complete
NextPharma has completed their acquisition of a Norway-based manufacturing site, specialising in chewable tablet technologies for calcium/vitamin D3 from pharmaceutical giant Takeda. -
News Doctors Without Borders demands transparency from GSK on licensing agreements for preventative HIV treatment
GSK has signed licensed agreements with three companies to manufacture generic versions of its preventative HIV medicine for distribution in lower-income countries but calls for increased transparency is putting pressure on the drugmaker. -
News Thermo Fisher Scientific and UCSF open cell therapy manufacturing facility
In collaboration with Thermo Fisher Scientific, UCSF has opened a new manufacturing site aimed at accelerating advanced cell and gene therapies for cancer, rare diseases, and other illnesses. -
News 3 ways ChatGPT will impact pharma marketing teams
What does the rise of AI-powered chatbots such as ChatGPT and GPT-4 mean for pharma marketeers? -
News Innovation in Drug Delivery & Portfolio Renovation with Sofgen Pharmaceuticals
The Pharma industry is expected to reach $1.9Tn in revenue by 2027, increasing at a rate of 3-6% per year, according to IQVIA1, with some regions being driven by volume, and others by innovation. Growth in developed economies is projected to be slow, w... -
News Fully biodegradable nutraceutical packaging an industry first
An agreement signed between TricorBraun and BioBottles will give nutraceutical companies (and potentially pharmaceutical companies) in the US and Canada access to the industry’s first fully biodegradable packaging option. -
News Vetter joins United Nations Global Compact Network
Vetter (Ravensbury, Germany), the aseptic filling and packaging CDMO has signed up to the UN Global Compact Network. -
News Oxfordshire vaccine manufacturing site part of 10-year agreement between Moderna and UK government
In an effort to protect against potential future global health emergencies, the government of the UK and Moderna have cemented a 10-year partnership for vaccine manufacturing and research. -
Sponsored Content How healthcare trends inform dosage forms
Capsules encompass one of the most popular solid oral dosage forms for pharmaceutical products, with the global empty capsule market predicted to rise to USD $3.7 billion by 2026. The growth in the capsule market can be partly attributed to the many op... -
News Women in Pharma – Sukhada Chaturvedi Pharmapack 2023
This year at Pharmapack 2023, we interviewed several leading women in the pharmaceutical industry about what it means to be a woman working in pharma. In the lead-up to International Women’s Day on March 8, 2023, CPHI Online is proud to highlight... -
News 100 years of pharmaceutical packaging excellence - Pharmapack 2023 Premium Partner interview
West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. speaks to CPHI Online about celebrating their 100-year anniversary as an industry leader, and how they plan to continue driving innovation after the challenges posed from global disruptions in the last few years. -
News Gender equity in pharma - celebrating historic women in pharma
As we continue to celebrate the contributions of women in the pharmaceutical field following International Day of Women and Girls in Science and in the lead up to International Women’s Day on March 8, 2023, we take a look at some of the historic ... -
News Gender equity in pharma– beyond the boardroom
Three reasons why advancing gender equity in healthcare should be a priority for pharma -
News Gilead Sciences’ breast cancer drug receives US FDA approval for third indication
Trodelvy, an antibody–drug conjugate with indications against certain types of cancer, has been approved by the US FDA for a third indication against pre-treated HR+/HER2- metastatic breast cancer. -
News The HPAPI supply chain: why manufacturers should care about handling and transportation
An increasing number of drug development pipelines are turning towards the use of HPAPIs to target rare and ‘undruggable’ diseases. In this article, we talk to leading industry experts about how pharmaceutical manufacturers are adapting and... -
News CARBOGEN AMCIS opens new liquid drug product manufacturing facility
The Switzerland-based pharmaceutical process and ingredient developer and manufacturer announced the opening of their new sterile liquid drug product manufacturing facility in France. -
News 2023 Lunar New Year Round-up: Biopharma in the APAC region
With the Lunar New Year ushering in celebrations for the pharmaceutical community around the world on Sunday January 22, 2023, we’ve rounded up some of the top CPHI Online articles and reports from the last year looking at pharmaceutical markets ... -
News Sai Life Sciences opens new HPAPI manufacturing facility in Bidar, India
A new HPAPI development and manufacturing block is now open at Sai Life Sciences’ Bidar Manufacturing Campus, expanding the CRDMO’s capabilities in small molecule discovery and commercialisation. -
News Anima Biotech brings mRNA biology modulators to AbbVie against oncology and immunology targets
A USD $42 million collaboration between AbbVie and Anima Biotech aims to leverage the latter’s mRNA Lightning technology platform to enhance therapeutic development programs in oncology and immunology. -
News Samsung Biologics Awarded the Terra Carta Seal for Ensuring a Sustainable Future
Samsung Biologics has been awarded The Terra Carta Seal from the sustainable markets initiative. -
News A United Cause: strategic partnership between BioNTech and the Government of the UK announced
A multi-year collaboration between BioNTech and the Government of the United Kingdom will see the expansion of the company’s presence in the UK, focusing on areas like cancer immunotherapies and infectious disease vaccines. -
News Algorithm accelerated: machine-learning may reduce drug formulation development times
Machine-learning models demonstrate the potential to accelerate drug formulation discovery and development for long-acting injectables. -
News CordenPharma signs billion dollar agreement to manufacture new peptide
CordenPharma, the CDMO specialising in APIs, lipid excipients, and drug products, signs a new billion dollar contract to expand its manufacturing capabilities. -
News Moderna to buy OriCiro Genomics in USD $85 million deal
Pharmaceutical company Moderna acquires genomics services company OriCiro Genomics, based in Tokyo, Japan, to boost mRNA therapeutics development and manufacturing portfolio. -
News New year, new prices: at least 350 drugs in USA to see price increases in January
Drugmakers such as Pfizer, GSK, BMS, AstraZeneca, and Sanofi are planning to raise prices for at least 350 unique drugs in the United States in early January.
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