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Sai Life Sciences’ bet on information-dense scale-up and how it is responding to pharma clients who want acceleration
Why has it taken so long, historically, to bring a new drug to market? In a word: complexity. At one end of the spectrum, there is the complexity of disease, genetic variability, the presence of environmental variables that cause patients to respond differently to the same treatment. The thread extends into clinical development, where the…Ahead of PharmSci 360, DigiM CEO on turning hidden microstructures into drug-release predictions
Formulation scientists face a recurring set of questions: how many iterations a program will need, how long each release study will run, and what a delay costs in postponed filings. Drug dissolution is one tool in such scientists’ toolbelt, and is one of the most basic questions in formulation development, measuring how quickly, and how…Drug Discovery and Development See More >

Sai Life Sciences’ bet on information-dense scale-up and how it is responding to pharma clients who want acceleration
Why has it taken so long, historically, to bring a new drug to market? In a word: complexity. At one end of the spectrum, there is the complexity of disease, genetic variability, the presence of environmental variables that cause patients to respond differently to the same treatment. The thread extends into clinical development, where the…

Ahead of PharmSci 360, DigiM CEO on turning hidden microstructures into drug-release predictions

CEO of CDMO AustinPx on its exclusive agreement with Thermo Fisher’s Patheon division

Top pharma companies set sustainability goals, but emissions are still increasing

SLAS 2026: Orchestration patforms, API-first instruments and the rise of semiautonomous labs
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Beyond the silver bullet: Why precision medicine is the next frontier for the $1 trillion obesity market
“I remember when we decided the internet was going to cure everything, and it didn’t…it came with a certain set of problems,” said Mark Bagnall, CEO of Phenomix Sciences. GLP-1s are having a similar moment, he says. GLP-1s have been transformative for many; by 2025, more than 30 million Americans were taking them for weight…

Columbia-CZ team develops 10.3M parameter model that outperforms 100M parameter rivals on cell type classification

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Genomics in 2025: How $500 whole genome sequencing could democratize genomic data
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AbbVie’s Maviret ends the wait-and-see reality for acute HCV
AbbVie’s Maviret, known as Mavyret (glecaprevir/pibrentasvir) in the U.S., just became the only therapy approved in the EU for both acute and chronic hepatic C virus (HCV) , removing the need to confirm chronicity before treatment. While 2020 clinical guidance already recommended prompt treatment for acute HCV, the drug’s previous chronic-only indication could still lead to additional documentation, reimbursement hurdles or delays.The expanded indication brings the drug’s approved use in line with existing clinical recommendations. “We no longer have to…
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As chemo overtreatment comes into focus, Atossa bets on tamoxifen’s active form
As evidence mounts that some hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative breast cancer patients are being overtreated with chemotherapy, researchers are working to identify which patients can safely avoid it, and to expand the treatment options available to those who can. Atossa Therapeutics thinks endoxifen, the active metabolite behind tamoxifen, could be an important addition to that toolkit. …

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