News World first as infant gets personalised CRISPR therapy In a medical breakthrough, a child diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder has received a bespoke CRISPR gene editing therapy to correct the mutation.
News 'Trust gap' is holding back AI in healthcare The potential for AI to help tackle bottlenecks in healthcare is being held back by patient scepticism and doctor concerns about bias and liability.
News MSD adds new indication for Welireg in rare tumours MSD's oral HIF-2 alpha inhibitor Welireg has a third FDA approval, becoming the first oral treatment for a rare solid tumour PPGL or 'pheo para'.
News RFK Jr defends HHS cuts, measles stance in Congress hearings HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr would not explicitly endorse measles vaccines at Congressional hearings, and deflected questions on department cuts.
News Call goes out for feedback on US health deregulation The Trump administration wants the public to join in the effort to cull redundant health regulations as part of its '10-for-one' deregulation policy.
News Digital support reduces GLP-1 dose needed for weight loss Combining weight-loss drugs with online patient support can achieve results that match the drugs given on their own, but with a much-reduced dose.
Sales & Marketing Biotech is back, with Craig Ackerman In Philadelphia this month, pharmaphorum spoke with Craig Ackerman, a partner at the Alexander Group, about launches, AI best practices, and more.
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