Drug Development
Findings from K.C. Chiang and Co-Authors Provide New Insights into Drug Development
Published in Drug Week, August 5th, 2011
2011 AUG 5 -- Data detailed in "The search for immunosuppressive therapies to induce tolerance in organ transplantation" have been presented. According to the authors of a study from Kisarazu, Japan, "Organ transplantation has become a major therapeutic option for patients with irreversible organ diseases. Immunosuppressive agents are usually required to prevent allograft rejection in patients who undergo an organ transplantation."
"Such drugs suppress both specific and nonspecific immunity, and render the recipient more susceptible to both infection and malignancy. Therefore, the development of more effective and less toxic immunosuppressive agents could...
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Source: Drug Week (2011-08-05)
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