Discovery & Development

"Biogen revitalizes hope for Alzheimer’s therapy, but their work highlights why we still need greater selectivity."

Researchers at NYU have developed a hydrogel technology which allows for the sustained release of medication over prolonged periods.

How can wood be used to produce pharmaceutically relevant compounds?

Why are people still being prescribed giant tablets?

Can bacterial viruses improve drug delivery to the brain?

A three-in-one approach to drug delivery combines different actives in a hydrogel-based delivery method.

Will unlocking the secrets of the microbiome yield a promising new horizon for medicine?

A recent study shows the capacity of anti-VEGFs to enter human breast milk.

Industry experts share how their therapeutic products are shaping the future of the pharmaceutical landscape.

Is the regulator environment changing fast enough to accommodate the vast array of microbiome-based therapeutics beginning to emerge?