The self-administered nasal spray therapy bridges the gap between oral and intravenous diuretic treatments, offering patients an outpatient option for managing their condition.
The LEED Gold-certified facility features flexible laboratory configurations and advanced mechanical and utility systems, enabling researchers to conduct intricate scientific research.
Abbott engineered the HERO reader to be 60% lighter than its predecessor, making it practical for daily use and convenient enough for patients to carry during travel.
The proprietary CXLens system delivers patterned ultraviolet light to reshape the cornea while keeping the epithelium—the eye’s protective outer layer—completely intact.
The Israeli pharmaceutical company will receive the funding over four years to support ongoing trials of the anti-TL1A antibody, which Teva is co-developing with Sanofi.
The newly cleared system allows clinicians to mechanically loosen and remove debris and microorganisms from wounds during powered irrigation procedures.
The new generic formulation matches the composition of Celgene’s original Pomalyst medication and comes in four different strengths: 1mg, 2mg, 3mg, and 4mg.
The new manufacturing hub represents a core strategic priority for PharmaEssentia as the company works to strengthen its supply chain, increase production flexibility, and diversify its geographic footprint.
The new facility will generate approximately 500 permanent biomanufacturing positions once operational.
AbbVie plans to hire 300 new employees for the facilities, targeting engineers, scientists, manufacturing operators, and lab technicians in the North Chicago area.