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Serving as a Gateway to the Americas’ Pharma Market
In this interview, Sarah Griffin from Informa Markets provides a review of CPHI Americas 2025 and teases some potential exciting innovations being planned for the 2026 edition of the conference.
BIO 2025: Getting to the Root of Cardiopulmonary Diseases with Epigenetic Modulation
Epigenetic modulation has been important in the development of oncology therapies, but its use in cardiovascular diseases is just beginning. In this pre-BIO interview, Sten Sörensen from Cereno Scientific provides some insights into developments in this field.
BIO 2025: Making Biologics Manufacturing Accessible
Prior to BIO 2025, Russell Miller from Enzene Biosciences highlights how a fully connected continuous manufacturing platform is enhancing biologics production and, hence, improving patient access.
BIO 2025: Targeting the Microenvironment to Treat Solid Tumors
Solid tumors are difficult to treat as a result of numerous factors, in this interview, Oury Chetboun from Seekyo Therapeutics, details how targeting functional proteins in the tumor microenvironment can help.
BIO 2025: Tackling Metastatic Tumors with Radiotherapeutics
Treating metastases with an external laser beam can prove challenging; however, radiotherapeutics are providing more targeted treatment options, radiating the tumor cells from within, specifies David Bejker from Affibody.
BIO 2025: Providing Longer-Lasting Potency Effects
Elin Trampe from Dicot Pharma emphasizes the need for innovation in the field of potency drugs, which has been dominated by PDE5 inhibitors, and provides details of an approach that is offering new potential.
BIO 2025: Fit-for-Purpose Manufacturing for Personalized Therapy
The development and manufacture of personalized therapies are challenging for a variety of reasons; however, novel tools that are fit-for-purpose are becoming available, notes Luc Henry from Limula.
BIO 2025: Broadening Potential Use of Long-Acting Injectables
For David Westberg from Nanexa, long-acting injectables will continue to see growth in the field of mental health conditions and will also experience dramatic growth in other indication areas, such as Type 2 diabetes and obesity.
BIO 2025: Unlocking Cellular Secrets with Multi-Omics
Multi-omics is allowing oversight into the relationships between the different layers of cells, allowing for the creation of new types of drugs and treatment strategies, explains Juozas Gordevičius from VUGENE.
BIO 2025: Uncovering the Next Innovations in Gene Editing
Ahead of BIO 2025, Monika Paulė from Caszyme reveals details about a new CRISPR family, Cas12l, which is smaller than Cas9, meaning it could be a good alternative option for companies with certain limitations.
Sarepta Gains Recognition from FDA for its Viral Vector Technology
As a result of the capability to be used across multiple therapeutic programs, the U.S. regulatory body has granted Sarepta’s AAVrh74 platform with platform technology designation.
Moderna Gains FDA Approval for New Coronavirus Vaccine
This approval, which was based on the results of a Phase III trial demonstrating a higher relative efficiency of the new vaccine compared with the old version, marks the third for the company from the FDA.
Unlocking the Potential of Next-Gen Therapies with Advanced Technology
The complexities of next-generation therapies are pushing the boundaries of development and manufacture, leading to an increased need for advanced technologies and novel approaches to processes.
Rising Rates of Measles are Highlighting Level of Vaccine Misinformation
While the spread of misinformation about vaccines is contributing to greater vaccine hesitancy, global rates of measles outbreaks are rising at alarming rates, leading to warnings being issued to international travelers.
Sanofi Enters into Agreement to Acquire Blueprint Medicines
The proposed acquisition will expand Sanofi’s immunological portfolio with a precision medicine already approved for the treatment of ASM and ISM, a next-gen highly selective kinase inhibitor, and an investigational oral drug.
Dicot Pharma Unveils MoA Findings for Potency Therapy
The latest studies on the mechanism of action for LIB-01 have demonstrated that the drug targets the underlying nerves and vascular structures that are involved in penile erections.
Bora Adds Small-Scale Isolator Line to Baltimore Facility
The company has added the further sterile fill/finish capacity to the site in response to continued growth in demand for its drug product services.
Syntegon Unveils New Aseptic Filling Line
During Pharmatag 2025, Syntegon presented its new SynTiso aseptic filling line at Pharmatag 2025, which has been developed in collaboration with partners from the pharmaceutical industry to meet the increasing need for flexibility, contamination control, and Annex 1 compliance.
Reflecting on a Transformative Event for the Americas Pharma Market
As CPHI Americas wraps up for another year, we look back at some of the highlights from the conference and exhibition hall, and provide a sneak peek of a great opportunity at CPHI Frankfurt.
CDMO Forms Strategic Collaborations for Cell-Based Therapies in Eye Disease and Solid Tumors
Porton Advanced has announced separate partnerships with TongEYE and Hualong Biological, as it moves into regenerative therapies for vision loss and innovative immunotherapies for solid tumors.