Drug Discovery Featured Articles & Applications
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Tapping Into Nature's Pharmacy To Develop Safer Antiseizure Medications?
11/11/2025
We caught up with Colleen Carpenter-Swanson, Ph.D., University of Richmond, to discuss the use of zebrafish models to investigate whether vitexin can be used in antiseizure medications.
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How Can We Develop New Treatments For Patients With Early Breast Cancer?
11/10/2025
Intensity Therapeutics has developed a new approach to treating cancer — a therapy injected directly into tumors that kills cancer and stimulates a potent anticancer immune response.
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When One Gene Isn't Enough: The Case For Gene-Agnostic Vision Rescue
11/7/2025
The genetic diversity of retinitis pigmentosa challenges the one-gene-one-therapy model and positions RP as a proving ground for gene-agnostic treatments designed to preserve or restore visual function across genotypes.
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Notes From A VC: What It Takes To Be Impactful In Longevity Science
11/6/2025
Impact in longevity science (particularly for cell and gene therapies) is not about chasing the next unicorn; it is about carrying transformative ideas across the threshold of scientific validation, regulatory trust, and societal acceptance.
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Protein Degraders Redefine ADME And Drug Disposition Dynamics
11/5/2025
ADME principles have been recently challenged by the emergence of protein degraders, or proteolysis-targeting chimeras (PROTACs), which can benefit from an ABDE framework instead.
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OpenFold3 Released: Redefining The Limits Of Protein Prediction Models
11/4/2025
OpenFold3, a biomolecular structure prediction model based on AlphaFold3 was recently released by the OpenFold Consortium, a non-profit AI R&D organization.
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Returning To Nature: Discovering The Next Generation Of Medicines
11/4/2025
Researchers at Kapoose Creek Bio are looking to use nature, specifically fungi, to treat mental health and neurodegenerative disorders.
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How The U.S. Can Beat China In Biotech
11/3/2025
Lumen Bioscience's Brian Finrow breaks down China's biotech playbook and explores ways the U.S. can adapt it for its own continued success.
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When Preclinical Models Distort The Patient
11/3/2025
Drug development's translation doesn’t fail for lack of tools. It fails when those tools remain unaligned. The industry needs a better system, one that integrates the partial truths of each platform into a predictive whole.
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Makary Talks Faster Drug Reviews, 'Continuous Trials,' DTC Ads
10/31/2025
Part one of a two-part series on FDA Commissioner Martin Makary, M.D.'s comments at the Gailen Forum in New York City on October 30, 2025.