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mRNA non-vaccine therapeutics to generate $2 billion by 2028

European Pharmaceutical Review

According to GlobalData’s recent report , a total of five marketed messenger RNA (mRNA) non-vaccine products by 2028 will generate over $2 billion, generated by the approval of pipeline agents. billion during 2028.

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Accelerating AMR vaccine development

European Pharmaceutical Review

In July 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) released its inaugural report on the pipeline of vaccines currently in development to prevent infections caused by antimicrobial resistance (AMR) bacterial pathogens. WHO referred to 61 bacterial vaccine candidates in diverse stages of clinical development. 1 WHO’s analysis was stark.

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Vaxcyte trains its sight on a lucrative market with pneumococcal vaccine

Pharmaceutical Technology

On 24 October, American vaccine developer Vaxcyte shared positive topline data from a Phase I/II study of its multivalent conjugate pneumococcal vaccine VAX-24 , bringing the 24-valent pneumococcal jab one step closer to market. What’s more, VAX-24 achieved a higher immune response to 16 of the 20 serotypes it shares with Prevnar 20.

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Immuno-oncology market set to grow in billions, but access concerns remain

Pharmaceutical Technology

was powered by the advent of immune-checkpoint inhibitors, added Chalk. These figures are only expected to grow in the coming years, with sales forecasted to reach over $150 billion by 2028. GlobalData separates immuno-oncology treatments into six broad classes, which include bispecific antibodies, cancer vaccines, and cell therapies.

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Key developments: mRNA vaccines and therapeutics

European Pharmaceutical Review

Recently there have been several key advances in the clinical development of messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines, including vaccines for RSV and a personalised cancer vaccine. Sarah Bundra, Pharmaceutical Analyst at GlobalData also warned about patient safety: “introducing mRNA carries the risk of activating the immune system.”

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Eric Halioua, President & CEO at PDC*line Pharma Shares Insights on the Results from P-I/II Trial with PDC*lung01

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PDC*line is much more potent than conventional dendritic cell-based vaccines in priming and boosting antitumor antigen-specific cytotoxic T-cells, including the T-cells specific for neoantigens, and is synergistic with checkpoint inhibitors. We reported at ESMO-IO the analysis of immune response of the first 3 cohorts of patients.