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EU and Japan to share regulatory information

The EU and Japan have been working collaboratively for many years in the area of human medicines regulation. However, they will now be able to exchange confidential information

BioCryst lymphoma drug gets orphan status

This is the second indication for which the European Medicines Agency (EMEA) has been granted orphan drug status to Fodosine following regulatory submissions by BioCryst's partner Mundipharma. The

Opexa presents encouraging arthritis research

The trial was conducted in China using the vaccination technology exclusively licensed to Opexa. The results demonstrated that T-cell vaccination was well tolerated and, importantly, induced T-cell regulatory

KineMed and Bayer sign drug discovery agreement

Under the terms of the agreement, KineMed will identify new therapeutic utility by applying its proprietary translational medicine technologies, AquaTag and KineMarker. Once a disease target is established

Ranbaxy expands GSK alliance

Under the original agreement, Ranbaxy conducted the optimization chemistry required to progress drug leads to the stage of candidate selection. Under the new agreement, Ranbaxy will advance leads

Orion considers extra Simdax study

Orion is in negotiations about the extra study with the drug's license holder Abbott. Simdax is an is an Orion-originated compound which it licnesed to Abbott in 2004.

Antipodean begins testing hepatitis C drug

“Although new antiviral agents are in development, therapies are needed to reduce liver injury in patients with chronic hepatitis and to reduce inflammation and fibrosis,” said Dr Edward

Roche to restructure R&D business

Roche said it will be introducing a new operating model for its global research and development activities, organized around disease biology areas (DBA). Each DBA will cover activities

ImClone and UCB end antibody agreement

UCB now holds the global patent and marketing rights to the cancer antibody, CDP-791. As a result of this, ImClone now has the right to receive royalties on