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New Drug Designations - March 2024

New Drug Designations – March 2024

Shots:  PharmaShots' designation report provides a concise overview of several drugs and their designations by the FDA, MHRA and EC. This month’s report includes designations allotted to 10 small molecules, 6 biologics, 5 cell & gene therapy, 1 recombinant fusion protein, 2 actineoplastics, 1 antidepressant, 1 drug conjugate, 1 analgesic and 6 devices    Trellis Bioscience's…

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New Drug Designations - February 2024

New Drug Designations – February 2024

Shots: PharmaShots' designation report provides a concise overview of several drugs and their designations by the US FDA, and EC. This month’s report includes designations allotted to 13 small molecules, 20 biologics, and 2 devices  SN Bioscience’s SNB-101 received ODD from the US FDA for the treatment of pancreatic cancer based on preclinical results. It…

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Disease of the Month - Alport Syndrome

Disease of the Month – Alport Syndrome

Shots: To keep our readers acquainted with several disease conditions, ongoing trials, and available treatment options, PharmaShots brings every month a detailed take on a particular disease after thorough research  In the next installment to our disease report, this month we have covered a detailed analysis of Alport Syndrome, which is a rare genetic disorder…

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A Complete Account of EMA Approvals in 2023

A Complete Account of EMA Approvals in 2023

Shots:  In 2023, EMA approved around 45 drugs in various therapy areas, ranging from cardiology, oncology, hematology, neurology, and dermatology to infectious diseases, genetics, pulmonary, otolaryngology, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, and endocrinology  PharmaShots, in an illuminating report, brings a condensed analysis of the approved drugs with the most explored areas being Oncology, Hematology, Neurology, & Dermatology  For…

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Insights+ Key Biosimilars Events of February 2024

Insights+ Key Biosimilars Events of February 2024

Shots: Biosimilars are developed to be highly similar versions of approved biologics in terms of safety, purity, and potency   Biosimilars are expected to be a cost-effective alternative to the high-priced branded biologics, offering significant and much-needed cost savings to both payers and patients   During February, Sandoz received Health Canada’s approval for Jubbonti while Rani Therapeutics…

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