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GSK’s pipeline in anti-infectives is impressive. It comprises drugs for bacterial, mycobacterial, fungal, viral infections, and for malaria; in addition, they have a number of vaccines in development. Several antibiotics are listed on their website targeting UTI pathogens, and one Continue reading BLUJEPA / Gepotidacin APPROVED FOR UNCOMPLICATED UTI – 1
WHO compiles a list of antibacterials in clinical development on a regular basis, the last in mid-2024 [1]. The information is up-to-date and detailed: it provides MoA and antibacterial spectrum, coverage of problem pathogens, the development phase, and whether it Continue reading A Critical Review of WHO’s List of Antibacterials in Clinical Development
Besides ceftriaxone (CTRIAX), cefixime and spectinomycin we have no other highly effective single-dose treatment regimens for urogenital GC. Failures of all 3 drugs have been described but remain rare, can be overcome with higher doses of CTRIAX (1 g instead Continue reading GC Therapy – Shooting for the Stars
The QIDP designation was introduced in 2012 to incentivize drug development in antiinfectives. QIDP came with several attractive features, such as prolongation of patent life, FDA expedited review and more. In addition, FDA made it quite easy to garner the label. Continue reading Prospecting for New Antibiotics
According to Janet Woodcock, 63 drugs have been given the “QIDP” designation so far. Our inofficial list has 61 drugs, of which we believe only 57 are still in active clinical development. So we are in fairly close agreement. That Continue reading QIDP Drug Update – Part 2: Categories of Interest