article thumbnail

Magazine-How delays derailed Covid-19 vaccination in Africa

Pharmaceutical Technology

Some months after the first Covid-19 vaccines became available, the World Health Organization (WHO) set a target of vaccinating 70% of each country’s population by the end of June 2022. The post Magazine-How delays derailed Covid-19 vaccination in Africa appeared first on Pharmaceutical Technology.

Vaccines 110
article thumbnail

Magazine: Anticipation rises for RSV rollout as positive data emerges

Pharmaceutical Technology

In this issue: Following the RSV therapy and vaccine rollout, understanding molecular glues, using pharmacovigilance for active drug discovery, and more.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Magazine: ‘Right shoring’ API production in Europe

Pharmaceutical Technology

Don’t miss an in-depth feature looking at the latest trends in decentralised clinical trials , and the story behind the development of Alzheimer’s disease vaccines. The post Magazine: ‘Right shoring’ API production in Europe appeared first on Pharmaceutical Technology.

article thumbnail

Meeting Global Demands for Viral Vector-based Vaccines

Pharma Mirror

In the face of increasing global health challenges, the development and production of vaccines have become paramount. One critical aspect is the ability to scale up manufacturing processes to meet the growing demand for viral vector-based vaccines.

article thumbnail

Magazine: Nanoparticle drug delivery research gets a boost

Pharmaceutical Technology

The successful launch of mRNA vaccines during the Covid-19 pandemic has not only spurred mRNA-related research across interdisciplinary groups, but also further validated the use of lipid nanoparticles as delivery approaches.

article thumbnail

Realising the promise of cancer vaccines

pharmaphorum

For years, the promise of therapeutic cancer vaccines has intrigued researchers working in the oncology space. Preventative vaccines have already proven to be highly effective against certain cancer types. Preventative vaccines have already proven to be highly effective against certain cancer types. And for good reason.

article thumbnail

Croda and Botanical Solution Inc. (BSI) partner to fast-track sustainable vaccine adjuvant QS-21 production

Pharma Mirror

QS-21 is used in several innovative vaccines against diseases such as shingles, malaria and RSV, plus promising new vaccine and immunotherapy treatments such as cancer. BSI) partner to fast-track sustainable vaccine adjuvant QS-21 production appeared first on Pharma Mirror Magazine.