Francis Crick researchers reveal pathways linking intestinal inflammation and colitis
Affecting over 500,000 people in the UK, IBD comprises Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis
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Tag: Crohn’s disease
‘Top-down’ treatment strategy dramatically improves outcomes for Crohn’s patients
Approximately 80% of patients taking Remicade from diagnosis had symptoms controlled
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EMA accepts Takeda application for subcutaneous Entyvio
The company proposes to make it available in both pre-filled syringe and pen options.
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Europe’s first allogeneic stem cell therapy rejected by NICE
Cost regulators for the NHS in England and Wales have not approved funding for TiGenix and Takeda’s Alofisel – the first allogeneic stem cell therapy to be approved for use across the European Union – for use in Crohn’s patients in draft guidelines.
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Theravance Ireland signs deal with Janssen Biotech
Theravance Biopharma Ireland has signed a global co-development and commercialisation deal with Janssen Biotech focusing on new treatments for inflammatory intestinal conditions, including ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease.
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Pfizer, Celltrion say data backs switch to Remicade biosimilar
Pfizer and Celltrion Healthcare have unveiled new data showing that switching patients with Crohn’s disease from Remicade to biosimilar Inflectra showed comparable efficacy, safety and tolerability over a 24-week period.
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Celgene pulls plug on Crohn’s disease trials
Celgene is abandoning late-stage testing of its experimental drug mongersen for Crohn’s disease after a Data Monitoring Committee concluded that it would be futile to continue.
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