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FDA approves Alentis’ IND for ALE.C04 to treat CLDN1+ tumours

Pharmaceutical Technology

By targeting exposed CLDN1 on cancer cells, our antibody remodels the extracellular matrix favouring T and NK-cell [natural killer cells] trafficking, which in turn directly kills CLDN1+ tumour cells and breaks the checkpoint inhibitor resistance in immune-excluded tumours.

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Tackling fake pharmaceuticals: an industry united against counterfeit products

European Pharmaceutical Review

For pharmaceutical manufacturers, the primary solution has long been to build anti-counterfeiting technology directly into medical packaging – providing a convenient method for tracking products across supply chains as well as visual authenticity for the consumer. But what exactly does this look like? . The first line of defence.

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Will the latest approval of colchicine lead to a paradigm shift in CVD management?

Hospital Pharmacy Europe

Most clinicians will be familiar with the use of the anti-inflammatory agent colchicine as a treatment for acute attacks of gout, which is surprising given the lack of good quality evidence for the drug. Rod Tucker considers the evidence and what this means for CVD management.