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Progressions in HIV Research Compromised by COVID-19 Pandemic

Pharmacy Times

Study results indicate that outcomes were worse among those who inject illicit drugs and Black patients living with HIV.

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AACR Releases Annual Cancer Progress Report, Urges Expansion in Cancer Research

Pharmacy Times

AACR has urged Congress to provide billions more in funding for cancer research, prevention efforts, and expedited review of cancer-related medical products.

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The Psychedelic Pharmacy: A Paradigm Shift in Mental Health Treatment

Drug Topics

After a long hiatus, research in psychedelic medicine is progressing rapidly. With the potential approval of MDMA in the near future, what role will pharmacists play in integrating these new therapies into treatment plans?

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New report shows high-impact R&D happens after cancer medicines are first approved

PhRMA

A new report showcasing nine critical oncology treatments, highlights the vital role of post-approval research and development (R&D) in advancing cancer treatment options and delivering unprecedented progress in the fight against cancer over the past 10 years.

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Support for continued progress is critical for pediatric drug development

PhRMA

Researching and developing new medicines for children is a priority for the biopharmaceutical industry. Despite the scientific complexity and challenges inherent to developing treatments for our youngest patients, there has never been more progress in pediatric health outcomes.

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Novel medicines approved in 2022 offer increased treatment options for patients

PhRMA

2022 marked another year of significant progress by biopharmaceutical research companies conducting lifesaving research and development for innovative medicines with a total of 45 new medicine approvals by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

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Multiple sclerosis has distinct subtypes, study finds, pointing to different treatments

STAT

For years, researchers have been hopeful they could get under the hood of multiple sclerosis. A new study out of Germany gives it a shot, offering up three MS subtypes based on immune markers found in patients’ blood — each group with slightly different disease progression. The neurological condition shows up in over 2.5