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Medical News | Medical Articles: Data Integrity in the Pharmaceutical Industry

	August 16, 2019
	Pharmacy / Pharmacology
	The latest pharmacy / pharmacology news from News Medical

Data Integrity in the Pharmaceutical Industry

There have been clear statements from regulatory bodies that have increased the pressure on pharmaceutical companies to go electronic with their records and ensure a high level of data integrity in all areas of the pharmaceutical industry despite many using "hybrid systems".

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			Computer-generated flu vaccine enters clinical trials in the US A seasonal flu vaccine has been developed at Flinders University in South Australia and is set to be tested in clinical trials in the US. The vaccine has been created with artificial intelligence and scientists claim that it is more effective than the traditional seasonal flu vaccine.

			MRI scans show how ADHD medication affects brain structure in children MRI scans have revealed that children taking the medication methylphenidate experience alterations in the distribution of white matter in the brain.

	New leukemia treatment developed from common wild flower Researchers at Birmingham University have discovered how to turn a compound from a common wildflower called Feverfew into a new treatment for cancer. The team found a way to extract the naturally-occurring substance, called parthenolide, from the plant’s leaves and modify it so that it could destroy chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) cells.

	Common antimalarial treatment has less effect in children with severe malnutrition Researchers have found that severe malnutrition is associated with lower exposure to the antimalarial drug lumefantrine in children treated with artemether-lumefantrine, the most common treatment, for uncomplicated falciparum malaria.

	New drug provides hope for patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy The results from three clinical trials have shown that a new drug can successfully delay the progression of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

	Researchers discover promising approach to silence HIV infection Researchers from The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston have discovered a new potential medication that works with an HIV-infected person's own body to further suppress the ever present but silent virus that available HIV treatments are unable to combat.

	A Breathalyzer for Cannabinoids? With the legalization of medical and recreational marijuana, there has been a rise in the use of cannabinoid products and thus, increased demand for techniques that can measure the levels of cannabinoids in the human body. Just as alcohol is measured using a breathalyzer, law enforcement officers also want to measure the levels of cannabinoids in the breath.

	Latest advances in cardiovascular medicine to be unveiled Journalists looking to stay abreast of the hottest research in cardiology are invited to follow the press program for ESC Congress 2019, this year held together with the World Congress of Cardiology.