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  • A team of three engineering students from Rice University, Houston, United States, created the device to ease the pain of an injection. A new drug injector called "Comfortably Numb" is a cooling device. It numbs the skin prior to getting a shot.  It works like an ice pack, which produces a rapid chemical reaction that cools and numbs patients' skin in seconds. The device consists of a small 3D-printed cylinder with a metal plate at one end. It contain ammonium nitrate and water in separate compartments.

  • Aeterna Zentaris Inc., a specialty biopharmaceutical company, is planning to conduct a new, confirmatory phase 3 clinical study to demonstrate the efficacy of Macrilen (macimorelin), a novel orally-active ghrelin agonist for use in evaluating adult growth hormone deficiency (AGHD), as well as a dedicated thorough QT study to evaluate the effect of Macrilen on myocardial repolarisation.

  • India is examining whether to take up with World Trade Organisation (WTO) the European Union's (EU) suspension order for sale of about 700 generic drugs which were approved based on clinical trials by pharma major GVK Biosciences.

  • The Indian pharmaceutical sector would soon be showcasing new drugs for malaria, osteoporosis and diabetes, Union Minister for Science and Technology Harsh Vardhan said. These drugs are currently undergoing clinical trials, he said.

     

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  • Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has inked a pact with Israel's Technion university to develop anti-cancer drugs. The subsidiaries of the Mumbai-based drug firm and Technion - Israel Institute of Technology have entered into an exclusive worldwide research and license agreement, Sun Pharma said in a statement.

  • A new study from the Forsyth Institute is helping to shed more light on the important connection between the mouth and heart. According to research recently published online by the American Heart Association, scientists at Forsyth and Boston University have demonstrated that using an oral topical remedy to reduce inflammation associated with periodontitis, more commonly known as gum disease, also results in the prevention of vascular inflammation and can lower the risk of heart attack.

  • Genetically modified Salmonella can kill cancer cells, suggests new research published in mBio, an American Society for Microbiology. one particular strain of salmonella found to be most effective at killing cancer cells and shrinking tumors, and also not toxic.

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