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PharmaTimes presents a distinctive mix of news articles, interviews, features, case studies, analyses, and opinions on the pressing matters in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. With a broad editorial approach and a commitment to delivering insightful and engaging content from the viewpoints of industry professionals, payers, and patients, PharmaTimes fosters important discussions for our audience of key decision-makers in pharma and healthcare. Our PharmaTimes Competitions play a vital role in our organization, offering a special platform for the industry to highlight its most skilled individuals in marketing, communications, sales, and clinical research. These competitions are unlike any other, as they allow participants to engage in real-world challenges created by independent experts in the field. Contestants can assess their abilities against their peers and receive constructive feedback, making the entire experience a valuable opportunity for growth and learning.
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3 weeks ago |
pharmatimes.com | John Pinching
Santen has announced that the European Commission has granted market authorisation for Ryjunea, a low-dose atropine eye drop (0.1 mg/ml), to slow the progression of paediatric myopia. This approval represents a milestone in childhood eye care and offers a new option for managing myopia in children. Ryjunea is indicated for children aged 3 to 14 years at treatment initiation, with myopia progression of 0.5 d or more per year and severity between -0.5 d and -6.0 d.
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pharmatimes.com | John Pinching
Birmingham spin-out Linear Diagnostics has secured £1m funding to advance a rapid test for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), working in partnership with the NIHR HealthTech Research Centre (HRC) in Diagnostic and Technology Evaluation and the North East Innovation Lab, part of Newcastle Hospitals.
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3 weeks ago |
pharmatimes.com | John Pinching
Clinical trial feasibility – prioritising patient motivation Last month, I had the privilege of hosting a webinar for the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) on ‘Strategies for Growing Patient Recruitment and Retention through Inclusive Research Design and Delivery’ (watch via the QR code).
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3 weeks ago |
pharmatimes.com | John Pinching
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended Sogroya (somapacitan injection) for children aged 3 to 17 years with paediatric growth hormone deficiency. The once-weekly treatment, developed by Novo Nordisk, offers an alternative to existing therapies for children experiencing growth failure due to the condition. Growth hormone deficiency affects an estimated 1 in 3,500-4,000 children in the UK, where their bodies do not produce enough of the hormone naturally.
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pharmatimes.com | John Pinching
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