Kenta Biotech hat heute bekannt gegeben, dass die Europäische Kommission ihrem Produkt KBSA301 den Status eines Medikaments für seltene Krankheiten (Orphan Drug) erteilt hat.
Kenta Biotech announced today that the European Commission has granted 'Orphan Drug' status to Kenta Biotech’s product KBSA301 for the treatment of severe pneumonia caused by Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus).
Au deuxième jour de la conférence de l’AFRAVIH, conférence francophone internationale sur le sida à Genève, UNITAID appelle la communauté internationale à prendre trois mesures urgentes pour surmonter les obstacles entravant les progrès de la lutte contre le sida : réduire l’effet des accords de libre-échange, puiser dans de nouvelles sources de financement, comme une taxe sur les transactions financières, et promouvoir des traitements optimisés et abordables en agissant au niveau des marchés.
On the second day of AFRAVIH, a Francophone international AIDS conference in Geneva, UNITAID calls on the international community to implement three urgent measures to overcome obstacles in the progress against AIDS: reduce the effect of free trade agreements, tap into fresh sources of funding, such as a financial transaction tax, and promote treatment optimization and affordability through market approaches.
In the lead up to Free Trade Agreement (FTA) discussions during the European Union-India Summit in New Delhi on 10 February, UNITAID urges both parties to ensure that access to medicines, and particularly AIDS medicines,is not hampered by trade interests via provisions that could undermine the production, registration and availability of generic medicines.
At its meeting in Paris on 12-13 December, the UNITAID Executive Board demonstrated its continued commitment to scaling up access for HIV/AIDS and malaria by allocating an extra US$ 138 million to the two diseases.
UNITAID is committed to building on 10 years of historic progress in the fight against AIDS and keep the agenda moving forward to the next level of cost-effective quality care.
Two new meta studies published in the Journal Nature, one authored by Dr. David Gems, and the second one by Drs. Auwerx and Canto, examine previous studies of red wine's ability to promote human health and longevity.
