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Actualising the power of antibody-drug conjugates as cancer therapeutics

European Pharmaceutical Review

ANTIBODY-DRUG conjugates (ADCs) are therapeutic molecules designed as highly targeted medicines with the promise of changing the way we treat cancer and other diseases. Finally, existing platform conjugation chemistries are often restricted in their space of design and are, for instance, limited to a DAR of 2 or 4.

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Twenty Women Leaders In Healthcare Industry

PharmaShots

Education: She is a Post Graduate Research Fellow in Gastroenterology and Immunology from Stanford University School of Medicine. She developed various mobile technologies and pioneered early electronic labels including NFC tags, which helped Thin Film Electronics win the Wall Street Innovation Award and the Global Technology Award.

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Putting complex medicines under the microscope

European Pharmaceutical Review

A new wave of medicines has emerged in recent years to supplement the well-established small and large molecule platforms that have historically dominated the market. Complex medicines offer diverse therapeutic modalities, including RNA therapeutics and antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs). What constitutes a complex medicine?

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Osteopathic Medicine and Surviving Your Second Year of Medical School with Dr. Bryce Brohol ?

The Physician Pharmacist

Hosted by licensed pharmacist and now 4th-year medical student Nathan Gartland, this podcast explores the unique pathway of combining pharmacy and medicine. In episode 2, Dr. Bryce Brohol joins Nathan to discuss his experience as a second-year medical student at Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine.