Pharmaceutical Technology Editors

The companies have entered an agreement involving assay development and the manufacturing of kits supporting biomarker research programs.

The biotechnology company has filed for FDA approval of a new plasma manufacturing facility in Covington, GA, to support its immunology franchise.

The recall was initiated due to a product complaint in which white particulate matter, identified as mold, was discovered in a flexible bag from one batch.

Mallinckrodt has agreed to acquire biopharmaceutical company Sucampo Pharmaceuticals for $18 per share, or a transaction value of approximately $1.2 billion.

Roche has agreed to acquire Ignyta, an oncology company specializing in precision medicines, in an all-cash transaction valued at $1.7 billion.

The company is voluntarily recalling one lot of Pantoprazole Sodium for Injection 40 mg per vial because of glass particles found in a vial.

FDA has approved a new gene therapy for treating patients born with a rare, inherited vision loss.

FDA sent a warning letter to Deserving Health International Corp. after inspectors found CGMP violations including failure to prevent microbiological contamination.

MilliporeSigma will collaborate with IPS and G-CON to offer end-to-end, turnkey, modular MAb manufacturing.

BioTek Instruments has released a second edition of its BioSpa software that now offers users a simplified but effective interface for kinetic imaging or detection workflows.

Sanofi Genzyme and its partner, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, have filed a marketing authorization application with EMA for an investigational RNAi therapeutic for treating a genetic-based disease.

The company has completed development of a first-generation production process for its chimeric antigen receptor regulatory T cell product portfolio and is selecting a CMO for clinical supply.

EMA recommends suspending the marketing of modified- or prolonged-released products containing paracetamol due to a difficulty in managing overdose.

The European Commission has closed its infringement procedure against Roche after the company completed remedial actions.

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has decided in favor of Novartis’ Sandoz in rendering the opinion that Amgen cannot use state laws to prohibit or delay the marketing of biosimilars.

Cycle and Aprecia will use Aprecia's 3DP Technology to improve rare disease drug formulations.

The draft guidance provides guidance on the development of drugs and biologics in which a nanomaterial is present in the finished dosage form.

The agency has proposed a risk-based enforcement approach to protecting patients against unproven homeopathic drugs.

The agency published guidance on the research and development of individualized therapies.

MJR PharmJet's MicroJet Reactor technology is a continuous process for producing nanoparticles with tightly controlled particle size and particle size distribution.

Research into an old antibiotic might open the door for new drugs to treat tuberculosis and other related microbial diseases.

The company is seeking approval from FDA for use of the drug, migalastat, to treat Fabry disease in patients who have amenable mutations.

FDA has approved a Pfizer biosimilar to J&J’s top-selling anti-inflammatory biologic, Remicade.

The Quattroflow QF10k size pump from PSG, a Dover company, has been added to its line of quaternary, four-piston diaphragm pumps.

The draft guidance gives recommendations on how certain oral drug products should be labeled regarding gluten.

Children with a rare brainstem-based cancer might be helped by a new immunotherapy that targets a mutated protein found exclusively in cancer cells.

Abzena has entered into a Master Services Agreement with a US biotech company to provide process development and manufacturing services to progress a novel antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) to clinical trials.

The approval for Admelog (insulin lispro injection) marks the first short-acting insulin approved as a “follow-on” product.

In partnership with Indian pharmaceutical firm, Torrent Pharmaceuticals, Novo Nordisk has expanded an insulin manufacturing facility at Torrent’s Indrad, Gujarat, India site.

The companies will co-develop and co-commercialize the lead candidate generated from their earlier collaboration to treat genetic blood disorders.