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Pfizer increases investment in innovative drug research and development in China

On the morning of November 6th, at the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE), Jean Christophe Pointeau, President of Pfizer China, a multinational pharmaceutical giant, revealed that the company will launch the “Pfizer China 2030 Strategy” during this year’s CIIE. From 2025 to 2030, Pfizer will invest 1 billion US dollars, about 7.5 billion yuan, in China. Pfizer will continue to invest in accelerating innovation, improving diagnostic capabilities and treatment standards, and promoting the development of the local biotechnology industry to support the ‘Healthy China 2030’ initiative. This strategy is based on three pillars: firstly, accelerating the launch of innovative drugs and introducing breakthrough innovative products more quickly; The second is to continue to improve diagnostic capabilities and treatment standards, especially in rural areas, and promote the connection between first-class hospitals and rural areas; The third is to promote the development of the local biotechnology industry. As an important part ...
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- November 12, 2024
Invest 7.5 billion yuan in 5 years! Pfizer increases investment in innovative drug research and development in China

Disclaimer: Due to limited proficiency, errors are inevitable, or some information may not be timely. Please feel free to leave a message to indicate. This article only provides an introduction to medical and health-related drugs, and does not recommend treatment plans (if applicable); This article does not constitute any investment advice. On the morning of November 6th, at the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE), Jean Christophe Pointeau, President of Pfizer China, a multinational pharmaceutical giant, revealed that the company will launch the “Pfizer China 2030 Strategy” during this year’s CIIE. From 2025 to 2030, Pfizer will invest 1 billion US dollars, about 7.5 billion yuan, in China. Pfizer will continue to invest in accelerating innovation, improving diagnostic capabilities and treatment standards, and promoting the development of the local biotechnology industry to support the ‘Healthy China 2030’ initiative. This strategy is based on three pillars: firstly, accelerating the launch of ...
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- November 9, 2024
NMN can prevent physical decline and poor sleep

Walking speed reflects the vitality of the muscles, bones, nerves and cardiovascular system, so our walking speed can also predict our lifespan. After the age of 65, our walking speed gradually decreases, and eventually our daily life will be affected, greatly reducing our quality of life. Therefore, it is very important to keep muscles, bones, nerves and heart healthy through endurance and resistance training. Exercise may be the best way to prevent slow walking. However, poor sleep quality and low energy levels may prevent many people from sticking with exercise. In addition, poor sleep quality and fatigue may be the cause of low NAD+ levels. Recently, Japanese scientists published a research article titled “Ingestion of β-nicotinamide mononucleotide increased blood NAD levels, maintained walking speed, and improved sleep quality in older adults in a double-blind randomized, placebo-controlled study” in the journal “GeroScience”. The results showed that supplementing NMN can prevent physical ...
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- November 6, 2024
GLP-1 Can Improve Opioid Addiction Issues

A recent study indicates that Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic and similar GLP-1 medications may reduce patients’ misuse of opioids and alcohol, further demonstrating the broad potential of GLP-1 drugs beyond treating obesity and diabetes. This study was published on Thursday, October 17, in the journal *Addiction*. The research aims to further explore the growing potential uses of GLP-1 and seeks to address the troubling issue of opioid addiction among patients. An analysis conducted on 500,000 opioid-addicted patients revealed that those using GLP-1 medications had a 40% lower rate of opioid overdose compared to those who did not take GLP-1 medications. Additionally, similar comparative research was conducted among alcoholics. The results showed that among over 5,000 alcoholics using GLP-1 drugs, the rate of excessive drinking was 50% lower compared to those not using GLP-1. New Treatment Options The lead researcher, Dr. Fares Qeadan, an associate professor of biostatistics at Loyola University Chicago, ...
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- October 18, 2024
Fosun Pharma continues to strengthen the research and development of innovative cancer drugs, and will build the most comprehensive cell therapy pipeline in Pudong

Cell therapy brings a paradigm revolution that can bring hope for a cure to cancer patients. The first cell therapy product to be launched is Yikaida ® It’s a good example. Cell therapy is a key focus of Fosun Pharma’s future development During a recent interview with Zhang Wenjie, CEO and Chairman of Fosun Pharma, he stated that Fosun Pharma is focusing on niche markets with broad prospects in the pharmaceutical industry. Just this month, Fosun Pharma announced that it will fully control Fosun Kate, which is planning to be renamed Fosun Carey and will serve as Fosun Pharma’s core platform in the field of cell therapy technology, continuing to focus on the field of tumor immunotherapy. It is reported that Fosun Kate, located in Pudong, is planning to build the strongest and most comprehensive cell therapy pipeline in China and even globally. Building a powerful CAR-T product pipeline In ...
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- September 29, 2024
Leading the development of antibody drugs! Zhengda Tianqing Nanjing Shunxin Pharmaceutical was recognized as “Nanjing Engineering Research Center”

The “Nanjing Antibody Drug Screening and Transformation Engineering Research Center” built this time aims at the difficulties and pain points of key technologies and results transformation in the process of antibody drug research and development and industrialization. It will build and improve the two key platforms of “core technology breakthrough” and “innovation results transformation” to conduct independent localization research on materials and consumables required for the production of biological products, including cell culture medium, protein chromatography medium and virus removal nanofiltration membrane, and carry out results transformation and industrialization development for key innovative antibodies, antibody-drug conjugates and recombinant humanized proteins. Next, the “Nanjing Antibody Drug Screening and Transformation Engineering Research Center” will further promote the development of biological products and the joint development of upstream and downstream industrial chains, complete the transformation from biosimilars to innovative biological products, develop new antibody drugs with independent intellectual property rights, and ensure the ...
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- September 18, 2024
Baiaotai and Boheng published TOFIDENCE (a reference to Yamero) in the journal “Arthritis Research and Treatment” ® Phase III clinical data of biosimilars developed with tocilizumab

Baiaotai Biopharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (stock code: 688177) is a global biopharmaceutical enterprise based on science and innovation located in Guangzhou, China, hereinafter referred to as “Baiaotai” or “the Company”. The company announced today that the article “Evaluating the Phase 3 Clinical Study of BAT1806/BIIB800 during the Second Treatment Phase (TP2, Weeks 24-48)” co authored with Bojian has been published in the Arthritis Research&Therapy journal. BAT1806/BIIB800 is a product developed by BioNTech and referenced by Yamero ® The biosimilar drug developed with tocilizumab has been launched in Europe and America under the brand name TOFIDENCE ™. In a phase 3 clinical study, rheumatoid arthritis patients with insufficient response to methotrexate were randomly assigned to three treatment groups in a 1:1:2 ratio: (1) using the original drug for intravenous injection of 8mg/kg every 4 weeks until week 48; (2) Treat with the original drug until week 24, then switch to using BAT1806/BIIB800 ...
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- September 13, 2024
Nature publishes new research on genetic causes of colorectal cancer

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer globally, with more than 44,000 new cases of the disease diagnosed in the UK every year. Now a study led by the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR), the University of Oxford and the University of Manchester has revealed previously unknown genetic causes of (CRC). The new research, published in Nature, offers a novel view of the genetic landscape of CRC and treatment responses. Led by Genomics England and NHS England, researchers analysed 2,023 bowel cancers from the 100,000 Genomes Project to identify new gene faults that lead to CRC. The research uncovered new CRC cancer sub-groups with specific genetic characteristics that affect how cancer behaves and responds to treatment. Commenting on the findings, co-lead researcher and ICR’s professor of cancer genomics, Richard Houlston, said: “This research is a great insight into the biology of CRC, uncovering the clues as to ...
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- August 22, 2024
New research reveals AI bowel cancer test can help patients avoid chemotherapy

A study led by researchers at the University of Leeds has revealed that a new artificial intelligence (AI) test to determine the risk of recurring bowel cancers could help patients avoid chemotherapy. The findings published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology Production could help doctors when deciding whether a patient needs chemotherapy following bowel cancer surgery. Found anywhere in the large bowel, bowel cancer is one of the most common cancers in the world, with 1.9 million cases diagnosed in 2020. In the UK alone, bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer, affecting over 250,000 people. Researchers aimed to establish whether the number of CD3 cells within tumours could be used to predict the risk of a tumour coming back after surgery. In previous studies, bowel and rectal tumours with higher numbers of CD3 immune cells, which attack the cancer and help the body tackle the disease, have been ...
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- August 21, 2024
Researchers map interactions of 144 active substances to identify drug benefits

Researchers from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have successfully mapped the interactions of over 100 active substances with around 8,000 proteins to help identify previously unknown benefits of existing drugs. Published in Nature Biotechnology, researchers yielded more than one million dose-responsive curves, which demonstrated the mechanism behind the effects of active substances over the course of treatment. Precision medicine is designed to optimise efficiency or therapeutic benefit for particular groups of patients using genetic or molecular profiling to provide patients with the most individualised treatment possible. To do this, a precise understanding of what is happening at the cellular level is required. Researchers treated cells with various doses of 144 active substances, most of which are already being used in cancer treatment or are in the clinical approval stage. Once extracted, the team analysed proteins using mass spectrometry before studying the cell reactions using the data. In cancer, depending ...
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- August 21, 2024

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