All news articles for 2018

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Insmed gets US approval for inhaled antibiotic

By Ben Hargreaves

Insmed has become the first company to receive approval through the limited population pathway for antibacterial and antifungal drugs set up by the US FDA in 2016.

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GA-based CDMO picked up by private equity

By Melissa Fassbender

The middle-market private equity firm Nautic Partners has acquired Mikart, an Atlanta, GA-headquartered contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO).

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Delays at MSD’s CMO prompt Sinemet shortage

By Flora Southey

MSD has warned regulators to expect a shortage of its Parkinson’s medicine, Sinemet, due to production constraints at a contract manufacturer’s facility.

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Infographic: Pivotal clinical trial costs

By Melissa Fassbender

Clinical trials that support FDA approvals of new drugs have a median cost of $19m – representing less than one percent of the average drug development cost, which is estimated at between $2 and $3bn.

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Ketamine: The future treatment of severe mental illness?

By Maggie Lynch

In this first part of a two-part investigation, we look at how NDMA receptor antagonists, such as ketamine, could be poised to make a breakthrough in the treatment of depression – an area where the pharma industry has struggled to identify new targets...

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Strides hamstrung by US FDA Form 483

By Ben Hargreaves

Strides announced that a US FDA inspection of its Bangalore facility has resulted in a Form 483, noting three observations.

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