News UK patient first in world to get novel lung cancer vaccine A woman from the Wirral in the UK has become the first patient in the world to receive an experimental, personalised lung cancer vaccine.
News Lawmakers seek answers from RFK on Gardasil shot settlement Four Democratic senators are investigating whether the family of HHS Secretary RFK Jr is profiting from what they assert are "bogus" vaccine lawsuits.
News Simple blood test could aid in global TB fight A blood test for tuberculosis that can distinguish between dormant and active infections has shown promise in a clinical trial.
News HIV resurgence looming as international aid declines More than 3m people worldwide could be infected with HIV by the end of the decade following a steep fall in international aid funding, says UNAIDS.
News Is J&J approaching the end of its talc litigation hangover? Johnson & Johnson has made a $5.5bn bid to finally bring more than 15 years of litigation over the safety of its talcum powder products to a close.
News Re-rostered FDA committee backs peptide compounding Against the advice of FDA staff scientists, an advisory committee has narrowly voted in support of looser restrictions on compounded peptides.
News Datroway joins Trodelvy for frontline TNBC in the EU AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo's Datroway enters the first-line triple-negative breast cancer market in the EU, taking on Gilead's Trodelvy.
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