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Gloria Pharmaceuticals and Eisai China Pharmaceuticals Signed a Marketing Service Agreement for Methylcobalamin Injection

On the evening of June 3, Gloria Pharmaceutical(002437) issued an announcement stating that the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary Tianjin Gloria Boda Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Tianjin Boda”) and Eisai (China) Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Eisai China Pharmaceuticals”) signed a “Marketing Service Agreement” for “Methylcobalamin Injection” (trade name: Mecobalamin). The agreement stipulates that Eisai China Pharmaceuticals authorizes Tianjin Boda to exclusively promote methylcobalamin injection in mainland China (excluding the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan), and the authorization period is from June 1 to the expiration date of the agreement. Tianjin Boda is responsible for providing marketing services and other related services for the product in the above-mentioned regions. Gloria Pharmaceutical said that Tianjin Boda’s promotion of methylcobalamin injection will further enrich the company’s product pipeline and is expected to increase the company’s operating income and profits; in addition, it ...
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Iopromide Injection Obtains Drug Registration Certificate

Starry Pharmaceutical announced on the evening of June 4 that its wholly-owned subsidiary Shanghai Sital recently received the “Drug Registration Certificate” for iopromide injection approved and issued by the National Drug Administration. This drug is indicated for use in diagnostic medication. It is used in blood vessels and body cavities. Computer X-ray tomography (CT) enhancement, arterial angiography and venography, arterial/venous digital subtraction angiography (DSA), especially suitable for cardiovascular angiography, intravenous urography, endoscopic retrograde pancreatocholangiopancreatography (ERCP), arthrography and other body cavity examinations, and cannot be used in the sheath. https://finance.eastmoney.com/a/202506043421771579.html
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A new nuclear medicine company plans to go public in Hong Kong

In May, the Hong Kong-listed innovative drug sector was extremely lively. Rongchang Biopharma raised nearly 800 million yuan through allotment financing, Hengrui Medicine and Paige Biopharma were listed one after another, and Xiantong Pharmaceutical also submitted an application for listing. Xiantong Pharmaceutical is a new generation leading enterprise in the field of nuclear medicine. Its prospectus shows that its pre-IPO valuation has reached 5.188 billion yuan, and its cumulative financing has exceeded 2.9 billion yuan. With this IPO, Xiantong Pharmaceutical is expected to broaden its financing channels and accelerate the research and development and commercialization of its nuclear medicine products, which also marks a key step in the capitalization process of China’s nuclear medicine industry. Four core pipelines In the past two years, Xiantong Pharmaceutical’s operating income was RMB 10.232 million and RMB 44.064 million respectively, and the corresponding net losses were RMB 309 million and RMB 156 million respectively. ...
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Hengrui is about to acquire the “first domestic

Chinese pharmaceutical companies represented by Hengrui Medicine and Ipomoea australis are actively planning the clinical development of URAT1 inhibitors. With the acceleration of the research process, a new generation of highly effective and low-toxic gout treatment drugs is expected to be quickly launched on the market, promoting innovation in the field of gout treatment. Significant clinical need Hyperuricemia is a metabolic syndrome caused by purine metabolism disorder. Its clinical diagnosis requires that the blood uric acid level of an adult exceeds 420μmol/L (7mg/dl) twice on different days. Gout is a crystal-related arthropathy. As a common metabolic rheumatic disease, its pathological basis is hyperuricemia – abnormal purine metabolism or reduced uric acid excretion causes increased blood uric acid, which in turn leads to the deposition of monosodium urate crystals. The current treatment of chronic hyperuricemia and gout mainly revolves around two core mechanisms: inhibiting uric acid synthesis and promoting uric acid ...
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Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhoea Cases Rise in England

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has published the latest figures on sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in England. They show an ongoing increase in cases of antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea, despite a general decline in gonorrhoea infections. The figures showed a 16% reduction in gonorrhoea diagnoses generally, with 71,802 cases recorded in 2024 compared with 85,370 in 2023. The agency described this as encouraging and noted that the decline was most pronounced among young people aged 15-24 years, with diagnoses falling by more than a third (36%). Antibiotic Resistance a Growing Concern Despite the overall decline, the UKHSA warned of a “concerning acceleration” in cases of antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea. While most infections remain treatable, resistance to ceftriaxone — the first-line treatment — poses significant clinical challenges. Ceftriaxone resistance remains uncommon in the UK but is frequently reported in the Asia-Pacific region. The UKHSA noted that many of the resistant cases had links ...
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How Can A Daily Cup Of Beans Improve Your Health?

By Dennis Thompson HealthDay ReporterTUESDAY, June 3, 2025 (HealthDay News) — Beans aren’t just the musical fruit, they can be pure magic for your health, a new study says. Eating a daily cup of beans significantly improved the health of a small group of people with prediabetes – a condition in which elevated blood sugar levels have nearly caused type 2 diabetes. “Our study found that bean consumption helped significantly lower cholesterol and reduce inflammation in people with prediabetes, although glucose levels were not changed,” researcher Morganne Smith, a doctoral candidate at the Illinois Institute of Technology, said in a news release. This is good news, as people with prediabetes often have high cholesterol and chronic inflammation, both of which increase their risk of other chronic health problems like heart disease, Smith said. For the study, researchers randomly assigned 72 people to eat black beans, chickpeas or rice for ...
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【EXPERT Q&A】Can medical devices be contracted for production?

Drugdu.com expert’s response: Medical devices can indeed be entrusted for production, but strict compliance with relevant regulatory requirements is essential. Below is a detailed analysis: I. Regulatory Basis and Fundamental Requirements According to the Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Medical Devices and related supporting documents, medical device registrants and record-holders (hereinafter referred to as “registrants”) may entrust qualified enterprises to manufacture medical devices. The core principle of entrusted production is that registrants bear primary responsibility for the quality and safety of the products, while the entrusted party must organize production in accordance with regulations, standards, and the entrustment agreement, and accept supervision from the registrant. II. Key Restrictive Conditions Prohibited Entrusted Production Catalog: High-risk implantable medical devices (such as cardiac pacemakers, artificial joints, etc.) are not allowed to be entrusted for production. The specific catalog is formulated and dynamically adjusted by the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA). Given the direct implantation ...
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Innovative Ecological Synergy Resonance, Revenue Growth Breaks Record

In 2024, under the policy of “innovative drugs” being written into the government work report for the first time, the number of innovative drug management lines and asset quality of China’s biomedical market will continue to break through, and become an important pole of the global pharmaceutical market, opening the prelude to the global competition of local innovative drugs. In this milestone year, the multinational pharmaceutical company Astellas, which has been in China for 30 years, has also ushered in a crucial turning point. The appointment of the first local “leader” Zhao Ping injects new development momentum into the enterprise – internal cultural transformation and upgrading, continuous improvement of external influence and reputation, and acceleration of localization strategy Furthermore, for the first time, Astellai has included enhancing the capabilities of its Chinese team as a key focus of the group. It has achieved multiple accomplishments in China, including continuous approval ...
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BioNTech acquired drugs from a Chinese company for less than $1 billion and resold them for over $10 billion

Last year, German biotechnology company BioNTech spent less than $1 billion to acquire a Chinese company’s investigational cancer drug, which was sold for over $11 billion in just six months. According to public statements from both companies, BMS will collaborate with BioNTech to develop and commercialize a tumor drug called BNT327, which is a bispecific antibody drug targeting PD-L1 and VEGF-A for the treatment of various solid tumors. BNT327 was acquired by BioNTech last year through the acquisition of Chinese biotechnology company Pumis Biotech. Last November, BioNTech acquired Pumis Biotech for only $800 million, and with the subsequent milestone payment of $150 million, the entire acquisition transaction was less than $1 billion. BioNTech has thus acquired full global ownership of BNT327. Currently, BNT327 is undergoing clinical trials as a first-line treatment for extensive stage small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer. So far, over 1000 patients have received ...
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Inside the Battle to Stop the Outbreak

For 30 years, pediatrician Tammy Camp, MD, of Lubbock, Texas, never once encountered a case of measles on the job. Now, that’s all changed. As she told colleagues last week, that’s not all that’s different in West Texas, the epicenter of the 2025 measles outbreak in the Southwest. “We’re seeing mothers who are scared, crying in the clinic because they have a baby that they have delivered just 6 weeks ago and they know that the child is too young to receive a measles vaccine,” she said in a National Academy of Medicine update about the outbreak. “Yet, they know they need to return to work because they are responsible for putting food on the table for the rest of their family members.” To make matters more complicated, Camp has to worry about disease transmission in her clinic. While Lubbock is 90 miles from the outbreak’s rural ground zero ...
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