News Females with autoimmune disease 'less likely to be believed' Women and girls with autoimmune diseases are more likely to have their condition misdiagnosed as psychiatric or psychosomatic than males, study finds.
News UK issues £45m funding call for research partnerships The NIHR has revealed the first £45m in funding for projects that can bridge the translation gap in healthcare, focusing initially on community care.
News UK needs 'clearer path for dementia diagnosis and treatment' UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who lost his father to Alzheimer's last week, has been urged to implement a "cancer-style" reform of dementia care.
News Boehringer launches hub for patient experience data Boehringer Ingelheim has launched a hub to help patient organisations gather and use patient experience data (PED) more effectively.
News NICE says no to Gilead's lenacapavir for HIV PrEP NICE's decision not to recommend NHS funding of Gilead's twice-yearly injectable for prevention of HIV has drawn fierce criticism from charities.
News It turns out COPD may be a laughing matter after all Researchers in Türkiye have shown in a small clinical trial that laughter therapy can reduce breathing difficulties in COPD patients.
News Astellas pays $285m for Audax cancer drug, and other deals Astellas takes an option on a cancer immunotherapy developed by Audax for up to $1.34bn, with Gilead and Teva also adding to their pipelines.
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