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The MEK effect on cancer — a slow and steady approach to drug resistance

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You just want to slash it, rip it out or attack it like an enemy target,” said Benjamin Zeskind, co-founder, CEO and president of Immuneering Corporation. To overcome that hurdle, Immuneering is testing an approach that slows cancer down rather than rushing to destroy it.

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New Frontline BTK Inhibitor Strategy Gains FDA Approval in Untreated Mantle Cell Lymphoma

Pharmacy Times

Mary Dzhuryan is a class of 2026 PharmD candidate at the USC Alfred E. Mehrnaz Razavi Vakhshoori is a class of 2026 PharmD candidate at the USC Alfred E. Because of its aggressive nature, MCL is typically treated with combination chemotherapy at diagnosis. Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Los Angeles.

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FDA approves Takeda’s Gammagard liquid ERC for primary immunodeficiency

Pharmaceutical Technology

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Takeda’s new immunoglobulin (IG) therapy, Gammagard liquid ERC [immune globulin infusion (human)], to treat primary immunodeficiency (PI) in individuals aged two years and above. Credit: HenadziPechan/Shutterstock. Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard.

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Future of Bispecific Antibody: Exploring the Rise in Approvals

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They are designed to recognize and bind to two specific molecules, such as a tumor cell and an immune cell, or two different parts of the same molecule. Bispecific antibodies are a type of antibody that can bind to two different targets at the same time. during the period 2023-2035.

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Jiashu Xie, PhD

Blog: Ask a Student Pharmacist

Particularly, we devote a large portion of our research to identifying novel compounds that impact cellular uptake or inhibit drug efflux - the most common mechanism underlying acquired drug resistance in cancer, pinpointing the transporters or targets involved in these processes, and evaluating regimens to produce desirable anti-cancer responses.