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Gilead, Merck to team up on potential HIV combo treatment The two major pharmaceutical firms have agreed to jointly develop and commercialize treatment combinations of lenacapavir and islatravir in HIV patients. Gilead Sciences and Merck have entered into an agreement to co-develop and co-commercialize long-acting treatments in HIV. The intended solutions will combine Gilead’s investigational capsid inhibitor, lenacapavir, and Merck’s investigational nucleoside reverse transcriptase translocation inhibitor, islatravir, into a two-drug regimen with the potential to provide new, meaningful treatment options for people with HIV. Islatravir and lenacapavir are potentially first-in-class medicines in late-stage clinical trials, with significant clinical data generated for both to date. Each of the medicines reportedly has a long half-life and has demonstrated activity at low dosages in clinical studies, which support development as an investi ....
The Orchestrated Customer Engagement Technology reportedly has been adopted by 140 life sciences companies (including top-10 pharma firms) in nearly 90. IQVIA has announced its Orchestrated Customer Engagement (OCE) solution is now in use by 140 life-sciences companies located in 90 countries. The most recent to sign on, Laboratoires Thea, is an independent eye-care group in Europe. The company reports its clients are leveraging OCE to accelerate their global digital transformation, in order to lead to more impactful interactions with customers. Customers now include AstraZeneca, Novo Nordisk, Roche, Adhera Therapeutics, Napo Pharmaceuticals, Pierre Fabre Pharmaceuticals, PruGen Pharmaceuticals, Recordati, Theramex and Zentiva. Susan Hill, vice president and general manager of customer engagement with IQVIA, told Outsourcing-Pharma that the COVID-19 pandemic has created a need for accelerated digital adoption in pharma development firms. ....
(ake1150sb/iStock via Getty Images Plus) A leader from the trial solutions provider discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the already growing interest in remote patient monitoring. Outsourcing-Pharma recently spoke with Stewart Whiting, chief technical officer of Current Health, about how the use of home health monitoring has evolved in the month leading up to the pandemic, its new Community by Current Health offering, and what the landscape might look like in the years ahead. OSP: Could you please share Current Health’s perspective on the industry’s evolving acceptance and use of at-home health monitoring? SW: At-home monitoring has been around for over a decade, but only recently have we begun to see care delivery models fundamentally shift as a result of this technology. Largely, this is because new monitoring solutions can provide far more sophisticated visibility into patient health. Paired with advances in data ....
Thermo Fisher Scientific expands DTP trial service offerings (ADragan/iStock via Getty Images Plus) The direct-to-patient service is designed to support trials and help to minimize trial length and costs, while boosting enrollment and participation rates. Thermo Fisher Scientific has expanded its direct-to-patient (DTP) service offerings. The range now includes clinical site-to-patient, pharmacy-to-patient, and depot-to-patient services, so that patients can receive medication and supplies directly to their homes. The DTP service builds on Thermo Fisher Scientific’s clinical site-to-patient offering that launched earlier in 2020, designed to make sure trial participants have access to life-saving investigational drug shipments with no need to travel to a clinic. The services are available in 47 different countries. ....
ObvioHealth announces upgraded decentralized trial platform The company’s technology facilitates remote patient monitoring and integrates with a wide range of wearable sensors for checking patient vital signs. ObvioHealth has introduced a new platform that enables advanced remote-patient monitoring capabilities for decentralized trial solutions. The company’s decentralized platform and patient-centric smartphone app are designed to help create an ‘ecosystem’ of technology and devices approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to support remote monitoring and patient connections with the help of the app. Through partnerships with other companies like BioIntelliSense, AliveCor and iHealth, trial teams can remotely monitor up to 20 different vital signs, such as heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, ECG, coughing episodes, sweat, sleep, activity levels and body positioning. Data from th ....