First universal HIV vaccine could be on its way, say researchers
The first effective universal HIV vaccine may soon be on its way thanks to a family of highly potent (HP) antibodies which neutralise the virus, according to new findings.
Archives for August 21, 2012
Capsugel wants to standardise lipid formulation tests
Capsugel has launched a non-profit consortium in a bid to establish a lipid formulation classification system.
ShangPharma sees $10m lift in revenues thanks top 10 clients
ShangPharma saw a $10m lift in its Q2 revenues bolstered by increased business from its top ten clients.
West heads east with new Indian packaging plant
West Pharmaceutical Services has started construction of a facility in Sri City, India, citing growing importance of the Asia-Pacific market.
Verum.de targeting North American sponsors interested in trials in CEE
German CRO Verum.de wants to win business from US and North American sponsors keen to conduct trials in central and Eastern Europe (CEE).
Albumin sales key to Novozymes biopharma biz gains in H1
Higher revenue from recombinant albumin hyaluronic acid helped Novozymes’ biopharmaceutical business in the first half of 2012, but the firm expects growth to slow in the second half of the year.
US FDA pulls 27 ANDAs for drugs made at banned Ranbaxy plants
Ranbaxy has asked the US FDA to withdraw 27 ANDAs for products previously made at Indian manufacturing facilities hit with consent decree earlier this year.