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Quotient Sciences launches Phase I study of what it calls the first AI-formulated drug in the clinic

Quotient Sciences initiates what it calls the first Phase I trial of an AI-designed oral drug formulation, approved by the UK's MHRA.

Quotient Sciences launches Phase I trial of what it calls the first AI-formulated drug to reach the clinic

Quotient Sciences has initiated a Phase I study of an AI-designed oral formulation, cleared by the MHRA—marking a concrete shift from AI experimentation to clin

Why Does Benchmark’s Work Need More Visibility

In an industry defined by rapid scientific breakthroughs, Benchmark Products plays a quietly pivotal role—translating innovation into tangible tools that life sciences manufacturers can actually use. By staying aligned with the evolving needs of patients and producers alike, Benchmark has built a reputation for agility, rapidly manufacturing solutions that improve efficiency and enable new…

Expanding Monitoring in Acute Care and Beyond

As hospitals look beyond the ICU to improve outcomes across the entire continuum of care, a key question emerges: how do you expand patient monitoring without overwhelming clinicians with more alarms, more noise, and more work? This episode—part three of a five-part Health and Life Sciences at the Edge series exploring The Future of…

AI-Driven Amino Acid Drugs Surface as a Promising Treatment for Eye Conditions

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) promises to revolutionize multiple sectors, and one area seeing tangible benefits is drug development. Historically, the creation of new medicines was a time-consuming endeavor, but AI-driven amino acid research is proving to accelerate the early developmental stages and get drugs to the market faster. Researchers at the Wilmer…

‘Chromatin’ Alteration Technique Has Shown To Destroy Cancer Cells

The race to cure cancer is an ongoing battle. New research may be showing positive signs for it’s eradication. Researchers with Northwestern University in Illinois may have found a way to kill cancer cells. Follow us on Twitter @ScienceTodayNow for daily updates!