Specialised Therapeutics Asia will partner with CTTQ-Akeso to commercialise a new immuno-oncology therapy in Australia, Singapore and across Southeast Asia.
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Specialised Therapeutics Asia will partner with CTTQ-Akeso to commercialise a new immuno-oncology therapy in Australia, Singapore and across Southeast Asia.
This article is contributed by Dr Choo Su Pin, a senior medical oncologist at Curie Oncology who specialises in gastrointestinal cancers.
Specialised Therapeutics is thrilled to announce the official opening of its Thailand office, as we continue our mission to provide specialist therapies to patients across South East Asia. We are determined to ensure our medicines reach as many eligible patients as possible – particularly in oncology, with almost 200,000 Thai residents diagnosed with cancer every year (*Globocan 2020).
ST Medical Director Paula Fenwick knew from a young age in South Africa that a career in science beckoned. But there were no scientists in her family and her parents were initially reluctant to let her attend university. Her godmother stepped in and helped her blaze a trail that has taken her around the world and allowed her to mentor other young women seeking a STEM career. To mark #IWD23, Paula reflects on her career journey.
Born and raised in cities throughout North India, 28-year-old Prakriti Langer arrived in Australia five years ago to pursue a Masters in Biotechnology. After graduating, “I knew I wanted to gain global exposure. I chose Australia, which is a thriving hub for life sciences.”
Singapore and Auckland, New Zealand, 17 February 2023: Independent biopharmaceutical company Specialised Therapeutics (ST) is pleased to announce that its portfolio therapy to treat rare soft tissue sarcomas has now been approved in New Zealand.
Pharma Dispatch 20 January 2023 New Zealand Approval for Specialised Therapeutics’ Cancer Therapy Specialised Therapeutics Asia has announced that its therapy to treat rare gastrointestinal stromal tumours, QINLOCK (ripretinib), has been approved for use in New Zealand and will now be considered for funding by PHARMAC. The regulator, Medsafe, has approved QINLOCK for
Singapore and New Zealand, 20 January 2023: Independent biopharmaceutical company Specialised Therapeutics Asia (ST) is pleased to announce that a new therapy to treat rare gastrointestinal stromal tumour (GIST) shown to improve survival has now been approved in New Zealand.
PHARMA IN FOCUS By Tiffany Walker 20 January 2023 ST Notches Another Win Specialised Therapeutics (ST) has scored approval for Qinlock in New Zealand, marking the second of five regions that the company has rights to commercialise the advanced gastrointestinal stromal tumour (GIST) treatment. The Singapore headquartered company was established to commercialise new therapies and
ST has made several key recommendations to the Federal Government’s National Medicines Policy Review, to improve timely and affordable access to specialist medicines. Click to read full submission.