相关临床试验
60
5 进行中
药物批准
0
批准总数
监管机构
0
监管机构数
成立时间
1972
进行中（未招募）
3
5.0%
已完成
42
70.0%
尚未招募
2
3.3%
招募中
7
11.7%
终止
2
3.3%
Unknown
3
5.0%
撤回
1
1.7%
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- University of Limerick will coordinate the new €60 million Rinn Pharma & Biopharma centre, uniting 73 researchers and 171 PhDs across 12 Irish institutions. - The centre focuses on patient-centred medicines and embedding sustainability throughout drug development and manufacturing processes. - Rinn Pharma & Biopharma has joined the NordicPharmaTrain network, strengthening Ireland's position in European pharmaceutical research and cross-border collaboration. - The centre is part of a €460 million government investment across seven Rinn Research Ireland centres, with an additional €500 million to be leveraged from industry partners.
- The RESTORE trial demonstrates that cognitive functional therapy (CFT) produces clinically important reductions in chronic low back pain and activity limitations that persist for three years. - CFT, delivered through seven sessions by specially trained physiotherapists, significantly outperformed usual care in reducing both pain intensity and physical activity limitations. - This represents the first large, high-quality study investigating long-term CFT outcomes, offering potential to markedly reduce the global burden of chronic back pain. - The biopsychosocial approach addresses physical, psychological and social factors while empowering patients with self-management skills and confidence to move.
- German pharmaceutical CDMO Aenova announces significant expansion of its Killorglin, Ireland facility to develop innovative drug delivery systems focusing on spray-dried amorphous solid dispersions and inhalation powders. - The strategic investment targets improving bioavailability of poorly soluble drugs, which constitute approximately 80% of compounds in global research pipelines. - The expansion will create 10 new positions in research and development, pharmaceutical technology, and analytics at the facility that currently employs 68 people. - The new spray drying technology aims to help pharmaceutical customers bring their products to market faster by addressing critical bioavailability challenges.
