Scrip 100 Analysis: Impairment, Youth Boost R&D Spending
Spending on R&D increased substantially in 2016; but the picture is complicated and more than half of the increase is due to accountancy updates following drug program failures, one large company's commitment to new projects, and young companies fuelled by generous financial markets.
Global CRISPR Revolution Gathers Pace, Raising Hopes – And Concerns
CRISPR technology was invented just five years ago but is so accurate, versatile, easy to use, and inexpensive that it has spread quickly through biology laboratories, giving researchers new tools to interrogate biology and make precise alterations to an organism’s genetic material, offering its potential use in a wide array of therapies.
Gene Editing: A Powerful, Growing Modality In Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine has made advances in recent years to emerge as one of the key fields with a chance of addressing, and even curing, diseases that until now had few or no treatment options.
Will J&J TRANSFORM Esketamine Into A Viable Depression Treatment?
In early 2018 Johnson & Johnson is expecting to announce the first data from its long-awaited pivotal clinical trial program for esketamine in treatment-resistant depression; a successful result will open a lucrative commercial opportunity for J&J and give the wider depression market a new direction for growth.
Interview: Joerg Moeller, Bayer Development Chief, On R&D Consolidation
Scrip caught up with Joerg Moeller, head of development at Bayer Pharmaceuticals, during the company's annual media day. Soon to take leadership of the German group's entire R&D organization, he talked about Bayer's R&D strategy and how the pharma industry will need to work with other healthcare stakeholders more collaboratively.
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