Shire plans to establish a 550,000-square-foot campus that will focus on innovation in rare diseases and highly specialized conditions.

Saneca Pharma has secured an agreement with Italian pharmaceutical company Menarini Group to deliver controlled-release pellets for one of its products.

ESCMID has organized various activities to promote prudent use of antibiotics in Europe.

Biopharma proponents argue for FDA resources, Cures legislation, and science-based drug regulation.

The company plans to expand access to its Prevanar 13 vaccine in humanitarian emergency settings.

STEERLife and the University of Mississippi will collaborate on fractional lobe processing research.On Nov, 15, 2016 STEERLife, creator of proprietary continuous processing technology, and the University of Mississippi, announced an agreement for collaborative research using fractional lobe processing. The agreement is for the development of advanced pharmaceutical applications including semisolid formulations for dermal and transdermal applications.

CDER is asking manufacturers to participate in the Experiential Learning Site Visit Program to educate OPQ staff about pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.

Neovacs acquired Amegabiotech’s Interferon Alpha manufacturing license for the manufacture of its lead therapeutic candidate.

The company expanded its commercial packaging facility in response to a growing demand for pediatric drugs.

At ICH’s November 2016 meeting, the council announced new members and new guidelines.

The agency published guidance to help pharma companies in the clinical development of treatments for bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG)-unresponsive nonmuscle invasive bladder cancer.

Research by agency scientists may help speed development of Zika virus vaccines.

Despite some progress, pharmaceutical companies have a long way to go in making their products accessible and affordable, this year's study finds.

Roche launched imCORE, a global network of cancer immunotherapy centers of excellence.

Nine fellows recognized for research ranging from cancer treatment to improved vaccines.

AAPS presents Dale E. Wurster award to Stephen Byrn for his work in the field of solid state chemistry.

The agency recommended nine drugs including treatments for diabetes, hepatitis B, and HIV.

NIH researchers developed a test to identify existing drugs that might be able to combat drug-resistant bacteria.

The new Boston laboratory offers advanced analytical testing services.

The agreement allows Bristol-Myers Squibb exclusive license to manufacture and commercialize Nitto Denko Corporation’s NASH treatment.

The Broad Institute and IBM Watson Health will collaborate on a $50 million project to study how cancers become resistant to therapies.

Dedicated facility will address enhanced regulation of metals and impurities in pharmaceuticals.

GS1 US published new guidelines in preparation for the serialization and traceability requirements associated with DSCSA.

PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, released a report on trends opportunities in packaging of pharmaceuticals and medical devices that predicts increased spending on capital equipment for processing and packaging.

What’s ahead for the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries?

Idifarma has announced a growth of more than 50% over the past two years. Revenue is expected to hit approximately EUR5.3 million in 2016, growing from EUR3.5 million in 2014.

British artificial intelligence company BenevolentAI has signed an exclusive license for a series of novel clinical-stage drug candidates with Johnson & Johnson.

Honeywell has launched a new range of gloves, Picguard Urban, which offers protection against needle stick and puncture.