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BIOLOGICS

What are Biologics? A biologic is any drug or pharmaceutical product that is extracted from biological sources. Biotherapeutics is the fastest growing sector in the pharmaceutical industry – secondary biologics They are safe and have fewer side effects than past treatment

Which diseases do they treat? Crohn’s Rheumatoid arthritis Psoriasis. Cancer Allergic asthma Cystic fibrosis Osteoporosis Haemophillia

How do Biologics work? more specific than previous treatments autoimmune diseases were treated with immunosuppressants, leading to infection and a higher demand for antibiotics. biologics use a more refined approach. adalimumab used to treat psoriasis and Crohn’s uses antibodies to block TNF receptors on cells that cause the inflammation.

Cancer and biologics https://youtu.be/4Ra0fNDFGg4

The first cancer biologic Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) was the first biological therapy to be approved by the FDA. It is a weakened form of a live tuberculosis- first used as a vaccine When inserted directly into the bladder with a catheter, BCG stimulates an immune response that is directed against the bacterium itself and cancer cells. Approximately 70 percent of patients with early bladder cancer went into remission with this treatment.

How are they taken? administered by injection or by infusion- a slow injection through a vein. biologics would be digested if taken orally as they are proteins. The injecitons are self administered and go deep under the skin. Places with the most fat and muscle are ideal such as the front of the thigh and abdomen.

Advantages Fewer side effects Will be cheaper in the future Same drugs can be used for multiple diseases More being discovered all the time Could be key to curing cancer

Disadvantages Very expensive Difficult to manufacture serious side effects (very rare) Effectiveness can wear off over time Can’t be taken orally Only people with very severe cases qualify for treatment

Future of biologics since 1995- still very new 200+ approved drugs, over 1500 in clinical trial Investigating regenerative therapy Further research into how biologics can treat cancer.