News US starts the clock ticking on pharma tariffs The US has launched a national security probe into the national security implications of importing pharmaceuticals, seen as a precursor to tariffs.
News Scancell taps into NHS matchmaking service for cancer trial Scancell is using a new service launched by the NHS to pair patients with suitable clinical trials in a phase 2 trial of its melanoma cancer vaccine.
News Why relying on AI outcome models may not be a good idea The use of AI outcome prediction models (OPMs) in medicine is on the rise, but a new paper has warned widespread use could lead to patient harm.
News Pill that can slow breast cancer cleared for NHS use AstraZeneca's oral drug Truqap will soon be available for people with advanced breast cancer via the NHS in England, as long as testing is available.
News At-home tablet now an option for NHS bladder cancer patients The first targeted drug for a common form of bladder cancer that can be taken at home. J&J's Balversa, has been backed for NHS use.
News US government appeals after judge blocks NIH funding cap HHS has said it plans to appeal a permanent injunction on big cuts to indirect funding for medical research awarded by the NIH.
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