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Together, the companies have developed a treatment that combines Alnylam's RNAi therapeutic with Medtronic's drug delivery technology to treat Huntington's.

Here we review mechanisms of toxicity for clinically-relevant immunotherapeutics, and discuss approaches based in drug delivery technology to enhance the safety and potency of these treatments.

Also, 24/7 Media, another AdForce customer, acquired its own management and delivery technology to serve a portion of its ad needs.

Matternet says its approach is to introduce drone delivery technology to the "people who need it the most," and build the network from there.

"Amazon is thrilled to continue expanding on our commitment to small businesses and artisans who can leverage Amazon's last-mile delivery technology to get their handcrafted items to Prime members in an hour or less," said Stephenie Landry, vice president of Prime Now, in a statement about the launch.

While the company has its roots in set-top box business for TVs, more recently it has been extending its delivery technology to other devices like tablets (kooky promotional shot from NDS's site pictured here) as well as smartphones and PCs.

Increasing incidents of patients diagnosed with cancer have brought massive improvement in the delivery technologies to help patients receiving chemotherapy.

Here we review past applications of drug delivery technologies to injectable contraceptives as well as recent advancements in sustained drug delivery technologies that hold promise for the development of a new longer-acting injectable contraceptive product.

However, discovery teams duly spend considerable time and resources on structure activity optimization and formulation-enabled drug delivery technologies to achieve the target exposures and biopharmaceutical properties, when early implementation of prodrugs could lead to an improved drug molecule.

Recent advances in formulation and drug delivery technologies to enhance bioavailability are discussed, including the co-administration of compounds to alter conditions in the GI tract, the modification of the macromolecule physicochemical properties, and the use of improved targeted and controlled release carriers.

The purchase is a classic J&J move, snapping up well-regarded biotechnology firms such as Centocor, an antibody pioneer, Tibotec, an HIV-drug maker, or Alza, a maker of drug delivery technologies, to augment in house research efforts.