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Tariffs 'could cancel out discounts with biosimilars'

Tariffs on US pharma imports could remove discounts offered to health systems by biosimilars and threaten the future of the sector, says a non-profit.

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GSK reprimanded over "shocking error" in Omjjara info

A complaint against GSK alleging a major breach of the pharma industry's code of practice on prescribing information has been upheld by the PMCPA.

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UK Biobank responds to fears over Chinese access to NHS data

Access to de-identified NHS patient data by researchers based in China is not a security concern, according to UK Biobank.

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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.

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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.

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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.

Tariffs 'could cancel out discounts with biosimilars'

GSK reprimanded over "shocking error" in Omjjara info

UK Biobank responds to fears over Chinese access to NHS data

US starts the clock ticking on pharma tariffs

Scancell taps into NHS matchmaking service for cancer trial

Why relying on AI outcome models may not be a good idea

CDC panel votes to scrap hepatitis B birth dose advice

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