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Q&A: CRB on the future of life sciences industry - Vimarsana News

Q&A: CRB on the future of life sciences industry

Peter Walters is a fellow of Advanced Therapies at CRB and has 20 years of experience specializing in pharmaceutical process and facility design. We spoke to him about CRB's latest life sciences report and best practices that must be adopted across the industry.

First patient dosed in study of cell therapy for gastric cancer - Vimarsana News

First patient dosed in study of cell therapy for gastric cancer

Triumvira Immunologics, a Texas-based clinical-stage company developing T cell therapeutics to treat patients with solid tumors, has announced that the first patient has been dosed in its phase 2 trial to treat gastric cancer.

Gaucher Disease Awareness Month highlights 'serious' unmet need from lack of neuronopathic therapies - Vimarsana News

Gaucher Disease Awareness Month highlights 'serious' unmet need from lack of neuronopathic therapies

In the midst of International Gaucher Disease Awareness Month, GlobalData has highlighted a 'critical' issue within the Gaucher disease landscape: the significant lack of neuronopathic therapies.

How mRNA technology is creating affordable, potent vaccine products - Vimarsana News

How mRNA technology is creating affordable, potent vaccine products

We took the time to speak with Amy Walker, VP of research, at biotechnology company 4basebio to discuss if synthetic DNA templates represent the future of mRNA production.

Biologics to overtake small molecules in solid tumors treatment by 2027 - Vimarsana News

Biologics to overtake small molecules in solid tumors treatment by 2027

Traditionally, the pharmaceutical landscape has been dominated by small molecules.