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Irish study promises to revolutionise childhood cancer care

A five-year genomics study that aims to transform the care of children with cancer and improve treatment success has launched in Ireland.

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UK's HIV response is 'failing women'

Women are being overlooked in the UK's HIV response and can face barriers to accessing prevention, testing and care, says a new campaign.

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First drug for rare disease APDS cleared for NHS use

Pharming's Joenja has become the first disease-modifying drug that can be used by the NHS to treat APDS, an ultra-rare immunodeficiency disorder.

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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.

Irish study promises to revolutionise childhood cancer care

UK's HIV response is 'failing women'

First drug for rare disease APDS cleared for NHS use

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

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