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Global heparin market to grow by $3.34b by 2028

Key developments include fractionated and low-molecular-weight heparin for thrombosis management.

8MM respiratory syncytial virus prophylaxis market to hit $6.2b by 2030

Thanks to the introduction of new monoclonal antibodies and vaccines.

India’s biotech ambitions face talent and IP challenges

These concerns may lead to a struggle to attract leading drugmakers.

Pharma dose CMOs face slow growth amidst challenging market conditions

The global shortage of generic drugs has worsened over the past year.

Hong Kong pharmaceutical market to be valued at $3b by 2028

However, competition from neighbouring markets poses downside risks.

AI to accelerate drug discovery and development timelines

Over 3,000 drugs have been developed or repurposed using AI.

Malaysian pharmaceutical market to project modest growth amidst new reform

A new procurement system aims to address medicine shortages and supply chain disruptions.

Skills shortage hinders digital transformation in the pharma industry

Large and medium-sized companies view this as a greater concern compared to smaller enterprises.

South Korea’s pharmaceutical sales to hit $40.6b by 2028

It is expected to rise at a compound annual growth rate of 10% in US dollar terms.

7MM Parkinson’s disease pipeline focuses on disease-modifying agents

There are a total of 93 products in Phase I-III development for PD treatment.

India’s pharmaceutical sector faces challenges amidst weak IP regime

Applicants seeking market approval encounter uncoordinated processes amongst federal and state agencies.

Mainland China’s pharmaceutical sales to hit $345b by 2033

Global drugmakers seek partnerships to boost their presence in the world's second-largest pharmaceutical market.

SingHealth launches new College of Clinical Pharmacy

It will focus on areas such as precision medicine, digital health, and medical humanities.

India-based drugmakers urged to improve standards amidst quality scrutiny

This follows cases of drug toxicity, resulting in fatalities in Central Asia, North America, and Africa.