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PharmaShots Weekly Snapshots (January 23 - 27, 2023)

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Magenta Therapeutics Pauses the P-I/II Study in AML Patients Date: Jan 27, 2023 | Tags: Magenta Therapeutics, MGTA-117, AML, Clinical Trial, P-I/II Ipsen Receives CHMP Negative Opinion for Palovarotene to Treat Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva Date: Jan 27, 2023 | Tags: Ipsen, Palovarotene, Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva, Regulatory, CHMP, (..)

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Almirall and IRB Barcelona team up to tackle skin disease

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Two Spanish pharma companies are joining forces to identify new oral treatments for immune-inflammatory skin diseases with high unmet medical needs. Almirall and IRB Barcelona (the Institute for Research in Biomedicine), will conduct research using molecular glue degraders, a new approach to the skin diseases under scrutiny.

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After a slow start for expensive CAR-T therapies, drug developers revisit oral therapies for blood cancer

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There’s been huge progress in treatments for blood cancer in recent years – but drawbacks of expensive CAR-T cell and injected antibody therapies have led drug developers to look at novel oral therapies as patient-friendly alternatives. Oral therapy data presented at ASH. CellCentric, a U.K-based

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Donepezil alternatives: What can I take instead of donepezil?

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The treatment of Alzheimer’s disease is garnering more attention and capturing headlines as the prevalence of dementia in older adults climbs. One of the longest-standing treatments, donepezil , is still a common first-line prescription for a disease marked by memory loss and functional decline. Compare donepezil alternatives.

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Developing point-of-care CAR T manufacturing

European Pharmaceutical Review

Product distribution requires shipping of apheresis starter materials, either cryopreserved or fresh (depending on the product), to the manufacturing site as well as shipping of final cryopreserved products to treatment centres. This is in addition to its considerable price tag. 6-8 Clinical recommendations also change.