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Hayfever trial to commence this month

09 June, 2016

Paradigm Biopharma has announced a series of updates surrounding its clinical trial program for hayfever, which will, for the first time, see pentosan polysulfate sodium (PPS) delivered intranasally in human volunteers.


New GHIT Fund partnerships enable R&D investment

07 June, 2016

The Global Health Innovative Technology Fund (GHIT Fund) has announced funding partnerships with 10 new organisations, including major global pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.


Biotech CEOs are optimistic about 2016

01 June, 2016

According to the 2016 Biotechnology Industry Position Survey of industry CEOs, biotechnology is front and centre of Australia's post-mining boom economic transition.


QBiotics presents its veterinary cancer compound

01 June, 2016

QBiotics has outlined the latest clinical developments in cancer compound EBC-46 to an audience of veterinary cancer experts.


CSL celebrates dual FDA approvals

31 May, 2016

CSL has received US FDA approval for two of the biotherapeutics company's products.


Peptides offer prospects for Alzheimer's treatment

30 May, 2016

Biotech company Alzhyme has licensed a range of peptides, developed at the University of Tasmania, which have the potential to treat Alzheimer's disease.


AusCann and Murdoch Uni sign medical cannabis research alliance

25 May, 2016

AusCann has announced a five-year research alliance with Murdoch University, intended to lead to the development of projects in the field of medicinal cannabis.


Biotron boasts anti-Zika drug compounds

23 May, 2016

Shares in Biotron jumped 25% as the company announced that two compounds from its library have shown positive activity against Zika virus.


Australia's edge in early-phase clinical trials

20 May, 2016

Cost, regulatory speed and flexibility and quality are the key drivers for biopharma companies selecting Australia for early-phase trials, according to a new report.


Diabetes monitoring through human sweat

19 May, 2016

Korean scientists have created a wearable patch that allows accurate diabetes monitoring and feedback therapy by using human sweat.


Helping wrist fractures heal faster

17 May, 2016

IPAS and Austofix have collaborated on the development the VRP 2.0 (Volar Radius Plate) — an innovative device that will help wrist fractures heal faster and can be fitted more easily by surgeons.


Enrolment completed in stem cell trial for osteoarthritis

16 May, 2016

Regeneus has completed the enrolment of all 20 patients in its STEP trial — the first clinical trial of its allogeneic off-the-shelf MSC product for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis.


AusCann partners with world's largest legal cannabis company

09 May, 2016

AusCann has announced a partnership agreement with Canada's Canopy Growth Corporation, the largest legal cannabis producer in the world.


Cell harvesting device treats burns and vitiligo

09 May, 2016

Avita Medical's ReCell autologous cell harvesting device effectively reduces the occurrence of long-term scarring and itching symptoms associated with paediatric burn treatment and can also be used as a treatment for the skin condition vitiligo.


Patents and production announced for MSC product

06 May, 2016

Cynata Therapeutics has had a busy week, announcing a successful patent for its Cymerus mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) technology, a patent application describing certain novel aspects of the technology and the manufacture of its clinical trial product.


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