All articles by Catrin Jackson – Page 3
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Industry newsWHO endorses use of R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine in children
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended widespread use of the R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine in children.
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Industry newsSARS-CoV-2 can cause brain damage in dogs, says study
SARS-CoV-2 can cause changes to the brains of dogs, according to a study published in the CDC’s journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.
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Industry newsPatients warned about falsified Ozempic medication
The EMA has warned patients and healthcare professionals across the EU about pre-filled injection pens falsely labelled as Ozempic.
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Industry newsMHRA seeks to cut approval time by 50% for ‘lowest-risk’ RCTs
The MHRA is set to introduce a new scheme which aims reduce the time taken by the agency to approve the lowest-risk clinical trials.
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Industry newsFDA to establish Digital Health Advisory Committee
The FDA has established a Digital Health Advisory Committee to help the agency explore issues related to digital health technologies (DHTs).
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Industry newsEMA proposes novel method to assess CKD therapy efficacy
Glomerular filtration rate slope can be used as a surragate end point to assess clinical benefit for treatments in CKD in some trial settings.
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Industry newsNICE recommends AI to aid radiotherapy treatment in England
First guidance from National Institute for Health and Care Excellence for use of artificial intelligence as tool for healthcare professionals.
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Industry newsNICE approves use of Rimegepant in NHS to treat acute migraine
Rimegepant is the first, and only, NICE-recommended treatment for acute migraine and is soon to be made available on the NHS in the UK.
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Industry newsFDA committee finds OTC decongestants to be ‘ineffective’
An FDA committee has reviewed phenylephrine − the active ingrediant in many over the counter decongestants − and agreed it is ineffective.
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Industry newsEMA future ‘VetMeds’ for healthy animals and humans; seminar
In the lead up to the EMA’s Veterinary Awareness Day, Ivo Classen sits down to discuss the agency’s progress in the field of veterinary medicines.
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Industry newsCOVID-19 vaccines ‘not to be offered routinely’ to healthy under-65s
Only over-65s will get vaccination offered this year, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has advised UK government.
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Industry newsUK doubles capacity for certification of medical devices
TÜV SÜD, Intertek, and TÜV Rheinland UK have been designated as UK Approved Bodies to assess and certify general medical devices.
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Industry newsMHRA publishes ‘recognition route’ revised guidance
The MHRA has issued guidance on its International Recognition Procedure, which will replace the EC Decision Reliance Procedure from January 2024.
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Industry newsSemaglutide may help with PCOS and addiction disorders
Studies of diabetes and weight-loss drugs are underway to determine if they could also help manage a range of other conditions.
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Industry newsBurkina Faso gives R21 malaria vaccine approval in children
Burkina Faso’s regulatory agency – Agence Nationale de la Regulation Pharmaceutique – has approved the R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine for children.
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Industry newsHuman COVID drug set to treat FCov-23 coronavirus in cats
A virulent strain of feline coronavirus has spread through Cyprus, and veterinarians on the island have received a first batch of anti-COVID pills.
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Industry newsDevices sold on second-hand market retain sensitive data
Infusion pumps sold on secondary markets in the US were found to carry sensitive information about the hospitals that once owned them.
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Industry newsSafe use of AI is subject of EMA reflection paper
The EMA has published a draft paper on how artificial intelligence can support the development and use of human and veterinary medicines.
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Industry newsPatient groups get pharma funding; often petition NICE
An investigation by The Observer reveals how patient groups receiving funding from pharma often petition NICE for NHS approvals.
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Industry newsOff-label prescription of diabetes drug causes shortage
A spike in weight-related prescription of diabetes drug Ozempic has contributed to a national shortage, affecting those who need it.
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