Clinical Safety

Will the EU Adopt Flexible Dosing for Libtayo Cancer Care?
Research & Development Will the EU Adopt Flexible Dosing for Libtayo Cancer Care?

Data derived from the Phase 3 C-POST trial provided the empirical foundation for a new dosing strategy that aims to lower the physical and emotional strain of frequent cancer treatments. This recommendation from the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use marks a pivotal shift in how

How Can MRI Improve Fetal Enteric Duplication Diagnosis?
Tech & Innovation How Can MRI Improve Fetal Enteric Duplication Diagnosis?

Magnetic resonance imaging's multiplanar capabilities allow for the identification of tubular duplications that run parallel to the segment of the fetal bowel. This sophisticated imaging modality has fundamentally shifted the diagnostic landscape for clinicians managing rare congenital anomalies

Montara’s Brain-Selective Strategy Puts Safety at the Center
Research & Development Montara’s Brain-Selective Strategy Puts Safety at the Center

For MTX-E1, Montara Therapeutics is pairing the approved medicine everolimus with a second molecule intended to keep its activity out of peripheral tissues. The aim is to preserve the drug’s neurological benefit while reducing systemic effects that limit treatment. A successful combination could

How Do FDA Cybersecurity Rules Impact Medical Devices?
Tech & Innovation How Do FDA Cybersecurity Rules Impact Medical Devices?

A Software Bill of Materials acts as a critical ingredient list that allows manufacturers to identify vulnerabilities in third-party libraries before they can be exploited. This requirement has become the cornerstone of modern regulatory submissions as the medical landscape completes its radical

Can Gene Therapy Restore Vision in Inherited Retinal Diseases?
Research & Development Can Gene Therapy Restore Vision in Inherited Retinal Diseases?

The reduction of intraretinal fluid in patients with Best vitelliform macular dystrophy provides an objective anatomical marker for the success of OPGx-BEST1 therapy. Modern ophthalmology is navigating a period of transformation as adeno-associated virus (AAV) gene therapies transition from

Is Precision Medicine the Future of Personalized Healthcare?
Research & Development Is Precision Medicine the Future of Personalized Healthcare?

Genetic mapping of 10,000 Singaporeans reveals that nearly every citizen carries at least one genetic variant that negatively interacts with specific prescription medications. This startling statistic underscores a fundamental flaw in the traditional "one-size-fits-all" model of medicine, which has

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