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Eisai and National Cancer Center Commence Joint Research and Development Project

Eisai and National Cancer Center Commence Joint Research and Development Project Using PDX With High Predictability of Clinical Outcomes, and Cancer Genome Data TOKYO, May 14, 2021 - (JCN Newswire) - Eisai Co., Ltd. and the National Cancer Center Japan announced today that both parties have entered into a joint research and development (R&D) agreement concerning Basic research on the drug discovery and development to accelerate development of anticancer drugs in treatment of patients with rare cancers and refractory cancers , and that research activities have commenced. This R&D project is to be carried out with funding under the program Cyclic Innovation for Clinical Empowerment (CiCLE) established by the Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED).

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Sea Sponge Compounds Tested Against Cancer Cells

Sea Sponge Compounds Tested Against Cancer Cells by Colleen Fleiss on March 3, 2021 at 11:09 PM The antitumor compounds isolated from the sea sponge Fascaplysinopsis reticulata have been studied by Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) researchers. One of them fights cancer cells resistant to standard chemotherapy, and at the same time has an interesting dual mechanism of action. A related article appears in Marine Drugs. Scientists have tested the biological effect of the marine alkaloid 3,10-dibromofascaplysin on various prostate cancer cells, including those resistant to standard docetaxel-based chemotherapy. ‘Natural product isolated from sea sponge tested against cancer cells, especially prostate cancer.’ The substance forces tumor cells to die via a programmed cell death mechanism. This process is called apoptosis and is considered the most favorable mode of action of anticancer drugs.

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LIDDS and Pharmidea signs manufacturing agreement

LIDDS and Pharmidea signs manufacturing agreement Read full article Oops! UPPSALA, SWEDEN – LIDDS AB (publ) announced today that a collaboration agreement has been signed with the R&D and Production company PharmIdea SIA in Riga, Latvia. PharmIdea focuses on anti-cancer drugs and sterile formulations. The collaboration enables LIDDS to expand the manufacturing of new product candidates, e.g. including biomolecules and cytostatics, in addition to the already existing collaboration with Recipharm for Liproca Depot. “We are very pleased to have closed this agreement with a dedicated mid-sized R&D and Production site relatively close to Uppsala and with a long-term experience of production of anti-cancer drugs for European pharmaceutical companies. The agreement allows us to work in parallel with several important product candidates that are close to entering clinical trials,” said Monica Wallter, CEO of LIDDS.

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Covid-19: Anti-cancer drug speeds up recovery, new study finds

Covid-19: Anti-cancer drug speeds up recovery, new study finds IANS/London (Alamy) Patients with difficulty in breathing, low blood oxygen levels and pneumonia show marked improvement in 24 hours. Treating severe Covid-19 patients with an anti-cancer drug may reduce mortality and speed up recovery, a new study suggests. According to a small clinical study, published in the journal Nature Communications, the drug called bevacizumab may be beneficial for Covid-19 patients. Our findings suggest that bevacizumab plus standard care is highly beneficial for patients with severe Covid-19 and should be considered as a potential first-line therapeutic regimen for this group, said researcher Yihai Cao from the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden.

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Anticancer Drugs Market Expected to Witness Robust Growth | Novartis AG, Pfizer Inc, Bayer AG

Anticancer Drugs Market Expected to Witness Robust Growth | Novartis AG, Pfizer Inc, Bayer AG
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