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Almirall and Microsoft partner for dermatological drug development

Pharmaceutical Technology

Almirall has entered a strategic collaboration with Microsoft to steer innovation and digital transformation in dermatology.

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Almirall and Absci link for AI-driven dermatological drug development

Pharmaceutical Technology

Almirall has entered into a collaboration with Absci for the development and commercialisation of new treatments for dermatological ailments.

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Dermatology pharma Alys launches with $100m from Medicxi

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Medicxi has combined six biotechs with dermatology medicines in development in a single drugmaker, called Alys Pharma, which starts life with $100 million in financing.

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Almirall announces a new research collaboration with the University of Dundee to develop an innovative and differentiated treatment approach for dermatological diseases

Pharma Mirror

BARCELONA, Spain and Dundee, UK, a global biopharmaceutical company focused on skin health, today announced a research collaboration with the University of Dundee, a top-ranked university in the UK in biological sciences, to develop a novel approach against chronic and debilitating dermatology diseases where itch, or pruritus, plays a dominant role.

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Almirall, Microsoft team up on digital dermatology drive

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Almirall has formed a three-year alliance with Microsoft designed to accelerate the discovery and development of personalised dermatology therapies.

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Journey Medical’s Emrosi Wins FDA Approval for Rosacea, Could Rival Galderma’s Oracea

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Maraoui said the company’s dermatology-focused sales force is “now preparing for a successful launch and to establish Emrosi as a new standard of care in the treatment of rosacea.” Journey Medical plans to make Emrosi available by early 2025 through dermatology clinics and pharmacies across the US.

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Interleukin inhibitors remain a strong growth driver in dermatology    

Pharmaceutical Technology

If the results from the clinical development plans are positive, it may well reflect a paradigm shift for clinical care.