BioVersys goes to China with antibiotic

BioVersys goes to China with antibiotic

BioVersys AG, based in the Basel Technology Park (Switzerland), has received strategic financing of 6 million US dollars (around 5.4 million euros) from the Chinese investment company Guangzhou Sino-Israel Bio-Industry Investment Fund 2 LLP (GIBF). According to the pharmaceutical company, the investment followed BioVersys’ strategic decision to expand the clinical development of its lead product … Read more

New allergy vaccine to be tested in Russia

New allergy vaccine to be tested in Russia

The Russian Federal Medical Biology Agency (FMBA), responsible for the scientific project, announced that clinical trials of the world’s first vaccine against birch pollen allergy and others like it will begin. Permission to “conduct phase I and II clinical trials of a recombinant vaccine for the prevention of allergy to birch pollen and other foods” … Read more

New Law on Clinical Medical Research: What You Need to Know about Hisham Abdel Jalil’s Books

New Law on Clinical Medical Research: What You Need to Know about Hisham Abdel Jalil’s Books

Books – Hisham Abdel Jalil The Law Regulating Clinical Medical Research prohibits the conduct of medical research from being limited to a specific group of people or to groups entitled to additional protection unless the research is necessary and is related to diseases specific to them. The law stresses the need for scientific and ethical … Read more

The Best Plan for Winter: Vaccination Against Flu, Covid-19, and Pneumonia

The Best Plan for Winter: Vaccination Against Flu, Covid-19, and Pneumonia

‘The best plan for this winter’ is the motto with which the Spanish Association of Vaccinology wants to raise awareness among the population to get vaccinated now to be protected during the winter. With this campaign, the AEV invites people aged 60 or over and the vulnerable population to get vaccinated against flu, Covid-19 and … Read more

The Benefits of Omega-3 in Cancer Cases: A Review of Clinical Evidence

The Benefits of Omega-3 in Cancer Cases: A Review of Clinical Evidence

Omega-3 (Omega-3-fatty-acids) is a type of polyunsaturated long-chain fatty acid. In addition to being beneficial to cardiovascular diseases and anti-inflammatory, it can also reduce blood fat, lower blood pressure, and improve human immunity. Also helpful in cancer cases. In case everyone is confused, we must first let everyone know that the three main fatty acids … Read more

Galicia Flu Vaccination Campaign: Clinical Trial for High Dose Vaccine for Age 65-79

Galicia Flu Vaccination Campaign: Clinical Trial for High Dose Vaccine for Age 65-79

In the current flu vaccination campaign in Galicia, two vaccines are administered: one with a standard dose and another with a booster dose – with a greater amount of antigen. The latter is administered to those over 80 years of age because it has been shown to be more effective in preventing complications in this … Read more

Requirements for Principal Investigators in Clinical Medical Research: Law No. 214 of 2020

Requirements for Principal Investigators in Clinical Medical Research: Law No. 214 of 2020

Books – Hisham Abdel Jalil Law No. 214 of 2020 issuing the law regulating clinical medical research stipulated that the researcher must meet all the academic qualifications of study, training, and experience that enable him to assume responsibility for managing medical research, and that he be familiar with the rules and ethics of scientific research … Read more

Rights of Participants in Medical Research: Withdrawing, Confidentiality, and Compensation

Rights of Participants in Medical Research: Withdrawing, Confidentiality, and Compensation

Books – Hisham Abdel Jalil Friday, July 28, 2023 07:00 AM The law regulating clinical medical research granted the subject of rights a number of rights, the most prominent of which is the right to withdraw from medical research whenever he wants and without obligating him to give any reasons for that, provided that the … Read more

“Revolutionizing Gene Therapy: The Potential of Russian Drug Development”

“Revolutionizing Gene Therapy: The Potential of Russian Drug Development”

“We are at the very beginning of the heyday of gene preparations. Many companies, having seen the commercial success of the same Zolgensma, rushed to develop the same technologies. In terms of quality, Russian drugs may well correspond to foreign developments. The manufacturing method is quite logical and simple. Turnkey production can be established on … Read more

“Asthma Care for All: Urgent Reforms Needed for Equitable Access to Quality Treatment and Improved Outcomes”

“Asthma Care for All: Urgent Reforms Needed for Equitable Access to Quality Treatment and Improved Outcomes”

Asthma is a widespread chronic noncommunicable disease affecting an estimated 262 million people worldwide. Sadly, asthma is often poorly managed and misunderstood, which contributed to an estimated 455,000 preventable deaths in 2019. On World Asthma Day, the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) and the respiratory community are calling for “Asthma Care for All” through reforms … Read more