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Potential Therapies in the R&D Pipeline for  Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy
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Potential Therapies in the R&D Pipeline for Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy

Facioscapulohumeral MD, likely the most prevalent form of MD, currently has no cure, but several factors point to the potential for successful development of a diseas...
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Healthcare Research in United Arab Emirates
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Healthcare Research in United Arab Emirates

The UAE has rapidly transformed its healthcare sector in the past decade. Adhiti Sharad Kumar explains the UAE’s 2021 Vision, which states that the UAE will invest co...
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A Decade of Biosimilars: Have Expectations Been Met?
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A Decade of Biosimilars: Have Expectations Been Met?

Innovator companies have employed a variety of multipronged strategies to counter biosimilar competition. These include development of ‘biobetter’, gaining regulatory...
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Clinical Trial’s Role in Compliance and Patient Safety
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Clinical Trial’s Role in Compliance and Patient Safety

Although James Lind conducted the first controlled clinical trial back in 1747, it wasn’t until the Nuremberg Code in 1947 and the Declaration of Helsinki in 1964 tha...
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How can Modelling and Simulation Fuel the Clinical  Development of Biosimilars?
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How can Modelling and Simulation Fuel the Clinical Development of Biosimilars?

The relatively low cost to enter the “generic” market and the size of the biologic drug market make entry attractive. However, the failure rate for biosimilars is dee...
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Health Informatics Data: Connecting Patients to Investigators
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Health Informatics Data: Connecting Patients to Investigators

From the perspective of a clinical trial, a rare disease suggests the available patient and site population is quite small and distributed diffusely. Likewise, any ch...
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Everything Old is New Again: Bacteriophage Therapy
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Everything Old is New Again: Bacteriophage Therapy

Bacteriophages are viruses that can be found inside plants and animals and in soil, rivers, oceans, and even sewers. Phages invade bacterial cells and inject their DN...
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Patient-Centricity – a Winning Formula
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Patient-Centricity – a Winning Formula

There has been considerable discussion around the concept of patientcentricity in the pharmaceutical community. The industry has taken a collective pause in an effort...
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Clinical Precision: What does AI Offer Life Sciences?
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Clinical Precision: What does AI Offer Life Sciences?

Where information overload has started to slow innovation and efficiency in medicinal markets, could artificial intelligence and machine learning help – by pinpointin...
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Big Data’s Role in Patient-centric Care
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Big Data’s Role in Patient-centric Care

The healthcare industry needs a fully connected IT infrastructure, integrating information from multiple systems to ease administrative workloads, facilitate patient-...
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