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Interview with Outsourcing Pharma: Repurposing existing drugs accelerates discovery

Blog Interview with Outsourcing Pharma: Repurposing existing drugs accelerates discovery

“Exploring alternative uses for drugs tapped for other indications, can save considerable time and money in discovery, according to an expert from the CRO.

Pharmaceutical companies and their development partners are continually looking for safe, efficient ways to accelerate delivery of therapies to the patients that need them—especially in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. One appealing path to new treatments is to explore ways to repurpose a drug intended for one indication and repurpose it for another…”

Read the full article where Editor for Outsourcing Pharma, Jenni Spinner, interviews XenoTech Director of Consulting, Dr. Maciej Czerwinski, about preclinical challenges associated with repurposing drugs as a follow up to key points discussed in our recent blog post, “Important DDI Considerations for Repurposing Drugs to Treat COVID-19.”

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About the Authors

Madison (Knapp) Esely-Kohlman received her BS from the University of Missouri – Columbia and was XenoTech’s Marketing Communication Specialist, developing scientific content that communicates the value and expertise of internal contract service and test system production teams. Madison joined XenoTech as the Scientific Communications Coordinator in 2019 after serving in similar positions at CropLife America, Bond Life Sciences Center and the University of Missouri CAFNR Office of Communications.

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