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An industry update: the latest developments in therapeutic delivery.
1Philips Clinical Research Board, Chief Technology Office, 3000 Minuteman Road, Andover, MA 01810, USA.
Therapeutic Delivery
|April 1, 2017
Summary
Drug delivery advancements in January 2017 included new forecasts, financing deals, and FDA guidelines for combination products. Emerging technologies like nanotechnology and artificial pancreas systems show promise for patient accessibility.
Area of Science:
- Drug Delivery Technologies
- Biotechnology Industry Trends
- Medical Device Innovation
Background:
- January 2017 industry update sourced from press releases, regulatory filings, and scientific literature.
- New year brings operational plans, reports, and outlooks for the drug delivery sector.
- Financing deals and contract manufacturer showcases highlight industry activity.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide a comprehensive industry update for drug delivery and related fields in January 2017.
- To highlight key developments in drug delivery, financing, regulatory guidelines, and emerging technologies.
- To forecast future trends and advancements in the biotechnology and medical device sectors.
Main Methods:
- Information gathering from company press releases.
- Analysis of data from regulatory and patent agencies.
- Review of scientific literature publications.
Main Results:
- Publication of market forecasts for various drug delivery spaces.
- Successful financing rounds for companies like Ossianix and Ocular Therapeutix.
- Release of draft FDA guidelines for combination products.
- Advancements in artificial pancreas technology, nanotechnology, and gene therapy.
- Progress in implantable, closed-loop delivery systems nearing clinical success.
Conclusions:
- The drug delivery landscape is dynamic, with significant investment and regulatory focus.
- Emerging technologies such as nanotechnology, gene therapy, and advanced artificial pancreas systems are progressing rapidly.
- The integration of advanced delivery systems promises improved patient outcomes and accessibility in the near future.