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The Autumn 2020 edition of Pharmafile is available to read for free online now!
December 1, 2020Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing infectious diseases, pharmafile, rare disease, respiratory
The Autumn 2020 edition of Pharmafile is available to read for free online now! 2020 has seen almost unprecedented disruption …
Chlamydia vaccine proves safe in Phase 1 trial
August 13, 2019Manufacturing and Production chlamydia, clinicla trials, infectious diseases, pharma, vaccines
A chlamydia vaccine has shown to be safe in a Phase 1 clinical trial, according to a study published in …
Ebola drugs prove 90% effective in clinical trial in DRC
August 13, 2019Manufacturing and Production, Research and Development Congo, DRC, Ebola, clinical trials, infectious diseases, niaid, pharma
Health professionals in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are now offering two experimental drugs to people infected with Ebola, …
Drug resistant malaria spreads in South East Asia
July 23, 2019Manufacturing and Production South East Asia, global health, infectious diseases, malaria, parasites
Drug resistant malaria parasites are spreading rapidly in South East Asia, according to researchers from Thailand and the United Kingdom. …
Health Secretary Matt Hancock says he will not rule out ‘compulsory vaccination’
May 7, 2019Manufacturing and Production, Sales and Marketing Matt Hancock, infectious diseases, pharma, public health, vaccines
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said he would not rule out ‘compulsory vaccination,’ as he argued that those spreading anti-vaccine …
HIV cannot be transmitted when viral load is undetectable, study shows
May 3, 2019Medical Communications Art, HIV, U=U, anti-retroviral drugs, infectious diseases, pharma
The risk of transmitting HIV through gay sex when the infected partner’s HIV load has been fully supressed by antiretroviral …
Funding to fight malaria falls $2 billion short of WHO target, study shows
April 26, 2019Medical Communications WHO, developing countires, funding, health economics, infectious diseases, malaria
Global spending on the fight against malaria has stalled, falling $2 billion short of World Health Organization (WHO) targets, according …
New Yorkers must be vaccinated or face a fine
April 10, 2019Research and Development Brooklyn, New York, infectious diseases, measles, public health, vaccines
A public health emergency has been declared in New York following an outbreak of measles. Residents of certain postcodes in …
Indian measles vaccination campaign saved tens of thousands of lives
March 6, 2019Research and Development Asia, India, South Asia, infectious diseases, measles, vaccines
A measles vaccination campaign saved tens of thousands of children’s lives in India between 2010 and 2013, according to a …
Reformulated OxyContin led to spike in Hepatitis C infections
February 5, 2019Manufacturing and Production OxyContin, USA, hepatitis C, heroin, infectious diseases, opioids
Efforts to create an “abuse deterrent” OxyContin pill inadvertently led to an increase in the number of Hepatitis C infections, …
Takeda’s dengue vaccine proves efficacious in massive Phase 3 trial
January 30, 2019Research and Development Dengue fever, TAK-003, Takeda, Vaccine, dengue, health, infectious diseases
Takeda’s dengue vaccine candidate TAK-003, has proved efficacious in preventing dengue fever in healthy children and adolescents in an ongoing …
Global Fund seeks £11bn as progress slows in fight against malaria, TB and HIV
January 14, 2019Sales and Marketing Africa, Global Fund, HIV, TB, infectious diseases, malaria, tuberculosis
The Global Fund is seeking £11 billion worth of investment in an attempt to save 16 million lives in the …
The Autumn 2018 edition of Pharmafile is available to read online now!
December 18, 2018Business Services, Manufacturing and Production, Medical Communications, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing immunology, infectious diseases, pharma, pharmafile, rare diseases
The Autumn 2018 edition of Pharmafile, our long-running bi-annual guide to the latest trends, projections and thought leadership positions in …
Ebola outbreak in Congo may last another 6 months, WHO officials say
November 14, 2018Research and Development Congo, Ebola, WHO, health, infectious diseases
The outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is expected to last until mid-2019, a World Health …
AMR superbugs expected to kill 90,000 Britons in the next 30 years
November 8, 2018Research and Development AMR, antimicrobial resistance, infectious diseases, spanish flu
Antibiotic resistant superbugs will kill more than 90,000 British people over the next thirty years if action is not taken …
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