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Category Archives: Orphan drug

The Growing Impact of Rare Disease Drugs

AstraZeneca’s $39-billion acquisition of Alexion Pharmaceuticals  joined by Merck’s acquisition of Acceleron for $11.5 billion and other deals, have made the Rare Disease space a destination for Big Pharma this…

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The Unblockbuster – Speeding Cures with Specialty Drugs

For years, industry soothsayers have suggested the imminent demise of blockbuster drugs was upon us (here’s one from 2009 – Goodbye blockbuster medicines; hello new pharmaceutical business models). But two…

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Inside Neuland Technology: Bosentan Monohydrate

Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is a rare disease affecting 1-2 people per million in the U.S. and Europe. The orphan drug Bosentan, a dual endothelin receptor antagonist, is used in…

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Orphan Drug Manufacturing: Less Lifecycle Management, More Process Optimization

Rare (or orphan) diseases may sound like a small, low-prevalence problem – hence their labeling as ‘rare.’ But with 7,000+ rare diseases having already been identified, affecting more than 50…

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What are the Key Differences with Orphan Drug Manufacturing?

I was asked recently what a contract manufacturer such as Neuland Labs saw as the key differences with orphan drug projects. Neuland approaches orphan drug projects slightly differently from our…

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