HIV treatment: are long-acting therapies the future?
Long-acting dosing regimens can make HIV treatment more convenient and reduce the burden of living with the virus.
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India’s second wave causing severe global Covid vaccine supply chain disruption
India manufactures many drugs for export to the US, Europe and other markets, so its...
Studies reveal new evidence of impact of US drug price hikes on patients
Two University of Minnesota studies have examined the impact of high drug prices on patients...
Debiopharm and Ubix join forces to develop new anti-cancer modality
The companies are combining their proprietary technologies to develop Antibody Degraducer Conjugates.
Cities are imperceptibly becoming Smart Cities. But what does that actually mean?
The term smart city has evoked various descriptions at some point, but the world’s existing...
Umoja Biopharma raises $210m to advance next-gen cancer immunotherapy technology
The company is building an integrated cellular immunotherapy platform to reprogramme immune cells in vivo.
Aducanumab: Promising Alzheimer’s drug or dangerous precedent?
The FDA has overruled the recommendations of its advisory panel, who were almost unanimously against approving the controversial drug.
Covid and Big Tech are driving Augmented Reality into healthcare
Augmented Reality tech is helping hospitals to deliver better patient care while at the same time cutting down on Covid infection danger, as Giacomo Lee reports.
Gene writing: The future of genetic medicine?
Tessera Therapeutics’ new technology could write therapeutic messages into genomes, treating genetic diseases at their source.
Bacterial “cell factories”: an eco-friendly approach to chemical production
Researchers at the University of Warwick have designed a genetic switch that reroutes bacteria’s chemistry to produce chemicals.
Robots make more business sense with AI – just don’t expect fireworks
Robot use is becoming increasingly practical, which means that such machinery is being increasingly employed – and AI can only make robotics better, as Giacomo Lee finds out.
