Preview
May 2019
In the next issue of Pharma Technology Focus, we explore the potential of ketamine-based products following the US FDA’s vote to back Johnson & Johnson’s depression drug esketamine and track the life and times of the European Medicines Agency as the flag goes down on the organisation’s London headquarters.
We also examine the launch of Australian medical cannabis firm Althea in the UK and find out what the pharma and biotech industries could learn from an open-science approach to drug development
Plus, we take a look at the research from Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and examine other treatments targeting memory loss. Finally, we speak to the team behind RUNLABS, a start-up dedicated to providing laboratory space and accelerator services to new biotech firm, to find out what services these fledgling businesses need during their early years.
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