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

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Galderma’s doxycycline drug Oracea (doxycycline 40 mg capsules) is the current standard-of-care treatment for rosacea. 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.”

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US companies drive 2023 drug launches positioned for blockbuster success by 2028

Pharmaceutical Technology

According to GlobalData’s Looking Ahead to 2023 – the Future of Pharma report, five drugs set for approval in 2023 are projected to attain blockbuster status or near-blockbuster status by 2028 with US company dominance. Genmab AS’s epcoritamab presents as the top European drug launch and only oncological therapy.

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World Psoriasis Day 2024: New Treatments and Research Trends

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Meanwhile, Innovent Biologics recently saw its New Drug Application (NDA) for picankibart, an IL-23p19 inhibitor, accepted by the Chinese National Medical Products Administration (NMPA). This drug may significantly improve psoriasis care by offering effective long-term control with fewer side effects.

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Shields Health Solutions’ New Collaboration to Boost Specialty Pharmacy Access in Chronic Care

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This collaboration aims to support patients with chronic and complex conditions, particularly in oncology, rheumatology and dermatology. Nearly 3,000 healthcare providers will benefit, as Shields’ broad payer network and access to limited distribution drugs will offer patients more treatment options and cost-saving support.

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J&J expands atopic dermatitis scope with $1.25bn Numab antibody purchase

Pharmaceutical Technology

J&J has made its second dermatology deal this month, adding Numab’s bispecific antibody NM26 to its growing atopic dermatitis drug portfolio.

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