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ANKE Bio and SHIJIAN BIOLOGICAL enter into ADC platform technology licensing cooperation

Recently, Anhui ANKE Bio Engineering (Group) Co., Ltd (hereinafter referred to as “ANKE Bio”, stock code: 300009) signed a license agreement with Shanghai Shijian Biotechnology Co. (“ANKE Bio”). According to the license agreement, ANKE Bio has formally obtained the license of EZWi-Fit®, the ADC technology platform of SHIJIAN BIOLOGY, to develop ADC products. During the license period, ANKE Bio will be responsible for the preclinical research, clinical development and commercial production and sales of the developed products in Greater China, and will pay equity payments (including down payment and milestone payments) and a sales commission as a percentage of net sales to SHIJIAN BIO. Shijian Bio acquires an overseas interest in the ADC product. Shijian Bio is a clinical-stage ADC new drug discovery and development company with an ADC clinical pipeline and comprehensive new drug discovery and development capabilities, and has established a new-generation ADC technology platform, EZWi-Fit®, with its ...
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【EXPERT Q&A】What is the approval process of import and export declaration goods license?

Drugdu.com expert’s response: The approval process for import and export customs clearance permits typically involves the following steps: Application Preparation: Import and export companies prepare the necessary documents and information, including descriptions of goods, quantities, values, origins, destinations, as well as any required permits or certificates. Submission of Application: The application documents are submitted to the relevant import and export management department or agency. Applications can be submitted online or through traditional mail. Preliminary Review: The import and export management department conducts a preliminary review of the application documents to ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with relevant regulations and requirements. Approval: Following the preliminary review, further approval processes are carried out by the import and export management department. The specifics of the approval process depend on factors such as the type of goods, regulatory requirements in the country or region, etc. Issuance of Permit: If the application is approved, the ...
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DUPHAT

Organiser: INDEX Conferences&Exhibitions Time:7 – 9 Jan. 2025 address：Sheik Zayed Road Convention Gate Dubai UAE – United Arab Emirates Exhibition hall: Dubai World Trade Centre Product range: Finished drugs: all kinds of over-the-counter and prescription drugs, various proprietary Chinese medicines, Western medicines, new drugs, specific drugs, biopharmaceuticals, Chinese medicine, herbal raw materials, various raw materials, chemical pharmaceuticals, pharmaceutical intermediates and medical products Raw materials (intermediates) : Vitamins, hormones, sulfonamides, antipyretic analgesics, tetracycline, amino acids and their derivatives, chloramphenicol, digestive system drugs, other anti-infective drugs, penicillins, aminoglycosides, lincomycin, cardiovascular system drugs, anti-parasitic diseases drugs, cephalosporins, macrolides, respiratory system drugs, central nervous system drugs, other Western medicine raw materials Excipients and dosage forms: excipients, flow AIDS, enteric materials, antioxidants, sweeteners, penetration enhancers, preservatives, disintegrators, coating materials, surfactants, sunshades, flavors, filter AIDS, stabilizers, lubricants, plasticizers, solvents, flavor straighteners, coloring agents, clarifying agents, PH regulators, etc Pharmaceutical technology: pharmaceutical production equipment and technology, pharmaceutical packaging ...
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Health Advocate Partners with Tava Health to Increase Access to Teletherapy

Mike Hollan Tava’s network of therapists will be added to Health Advocate’s existing network. While the service existed beforehand, the pandemic pushed telehealth into the spotlight. For many patients, it wasn’t just safer to be able to visit a doctor from the comfort of their own home, it was much simpler. This is especially true for patients visiting their regular doctors for recurring conditions. Due to the pre-existing relationship, doctors can often provide the necessary prescriptions based off of a description of symptoms alone. As the pandemic receded, the value of teletherapy remained. Since then, more and more companies are working to expand access to teletherapy services. Health Advocate announced that it has partnered with Tava Health to expand its access to telehealth.1 This partnership will allow members of Health Advocate to access Tava Health’s nationwide network of therapists. These new therapists will be added to Health Advocate’s existing network ...
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Depression Trial Win Moves Intra-Cellular Drug Closer to Label Expansion & Blockbuster Status

Intra-Cellular Therapies reported its drug Caplyta met the main and secondary goals in the first of three pivotal studies in major depressive disorder. Success in two of them could support expanding the label of the drug, which is currently approved in schizophrenia and bipolar depression. By Frank Vinluan High placebo responses common in tests of neuropsychiatric drugs makes any clinical trial in major depressive disorder risky. Intra-Cellular Therapies now has data showing its drug met key goals of a pivotal clinical trial, beating a placebo in this indication. The results build the case for expanding the product’s label, which could push its sales into blockbuster territory. According to the preliminary results reported Tuesday, the drug, lumateperone, led to statistically significant and clinically meaningful reductions in scores measured on a widely used rating scale for assessing depression episodes, which was the main clnical trial goal. The drug also met a key secondary ...
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Deep Learning Powered AI Algorithms Improve Skin Cancer Diagnostic Accuracy

Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms are increasingly being utilized in various clinical settings, such as dermatology. These algorithms are developed by training a computer with hundreds of thousands or millions of images of various skin conditions, each labeled with details like the diagnosis and patient outcomes. Through a process known as deep learning, the computer learns to identify patterns in the images that are indicative of specific skin diseases, including cancers. Once sufficiently trained, the algorithm can suggest potential diagnoses based on new images of a patient’s skin. However, these algorithms do not operate in isolation; they are used under the supervision of clinicians who evaluate the patient, make their own diagnostic assessments, and decide whether to follow the algorithm’s recommendations. Now, a new study led by researchers at Stanford Medicine (Stanford, CA, USA) has found that AI algorithms, which utilize deep learning, can enhance the accuracy of diagnosing skin cancers. ...
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Blood-Based Test Detects and Monitors Aggressive Small Cell Lung Cancer

Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) is a highly aggressive type of cancer known for its ability to metastasize. The behavior of tumors is largely governed by which genes are turned on, or transcribed, irrespective of whether mutations are present. Researchers have identified various signature patterns of gene activation in SCLC, and these subtypes dictate how the cancer responds to treatments and its specific vulnerabilities. There is a significant need for blood-based tests that can determine SCLC subtypes, track disease progression, recognize transformations into other types of lung cancer, and identify potential treatment targets, especially when standard biopsies are not feasible. Scientists have now made progress towards a liquid biopsy capable of distinguishing between multiple SCLC subtypes from blood samples. New research at Fred Hutch Cancer Center (Seattle, WA, USA) has revealed that big-picture patterns of DNA packaging, gene activation, and mutations may provide the information required to develop a blood-based ...
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Bio-Rad and Oncocyte partner to develop and commercialise transplant monitoring products

Bio-Rad Laboratories and Oncocyte Corporation have partnered to develop and commercialise solid tissue transplant monitoring products for researchers and laboratories to “advance science and save lives”. The collaboration will utilise Bio-Rad’s Droplet Digital Polymerase Chain Reaction (ddPCR) technology. Solid organ transplantation is a medical procedure to treat end-stage organ failure of the kidneys, liver, pancreas, heart and lung. Currently the most commonly transplanted organ worldwide, kidney transplantation was performed more than 42,800 times in 2022, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing. Under the terms of the agreement, Bio-Rad has agreed to participate in a private placement of Oncocyte’s equity and has secured exclusive commercial rights in certain markets to commercialise the precision diagnostics company’s assay for transplant monitoring research using the QX600 ddPCR system. When organs are transplanted, cell-free DNA, otherwise known as donor-derived cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA), a sensitive biomarker for organ health that requires a simple blood ...
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UCL study reveals carbon beads could help reduce progression of liver disease

Liver cirrhosis, caused by long-term liver damage, is estimated to affect around 100 million people worldwide Researchers from University College London (UCL) have invented and tested innovative carbon beads that could help restore a healthy gut microbiome as well as reduce the progression of liver disease. The study, published in Gut and funded via the EU’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, demonstrated that the CARBALIVE beads had a positive impact on gut health, liver, kidney and brain function in animal models. Estimated to affect around 100 million people worldwide, liver cirrhosis is caused by long-term liver damage, including alcohol, liver infections such as hepatitis B or C and obesity. In collaboration with Yaqrit, a UCL spinout, UCL researchers developed small oral carbon beads with a microscopic physical structure to absorb both large and small molecules in the gut. The “carbon beads… are swallowed and passed through the body unaltered” ...
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Jardiance and Ofev propel Boehringer’s human pharma sales

Boehringer Ingelheim reported robust sales in 2023, with a 10.3% increase in human pharma sales that was strongly driven by Jardiance (empagliflozin) and Ofev (nintedanib). The German company announced that it had reached €20.8bn ($22.1bn) in human pharma sales in 2023, also achieving a 14.2% boost in research and development (R&D) investments that reached €5.8bn. Boehringer’s R&D investments accounted for 22.5% of net sales, as per a 16 April press release. In the press release, Michael Schmelmer, a member of Boehringer’s board of managing directors with responsibility for finance and group functions, said, “We are committed to upholding these high investment levels to ensure that we bring innovation to patients as fast as possible across our entire pipeline. Our more than 53,500 employees know that every day that we gain can make a real difference in patients’ lives.” Last year, Jardiance propelled the company’s growth with a 31% sales jump, ...
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