News Boehringer advances oral therapy for geographic atrophy Boehringer Ingelheim has started a phase 2 trial of a drug that could offer the first oral drug for geographic atrophy, a major cause of sight loss.
News Gilead ups its US investment plans by $11 billion Gilead Sciences has joined the list of pharma groups hiking their capital investment plans in the US.
News RFK Jr launches database project to explore autism causes A project to use federal databases to identify the "root causes of autism" has been launched by HHS, but there are concerns about its credibility.
News New data could move Enhertu into early breast cancer AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo's Enhertu has been shown to provide a benefit in a phase 3 trial in early-stage breast cancer for the first time.
News AI trained on NHS data 'may predict ill health in advance' An AI model is being piloted at a national scale for the first time, but will it be able to predict future health risks reliably?
News Lilly forges a $415m ALS alliance with UK biotech Alchemab Eli Lilly has added another candidate to a growing pipeline of therapies for ALS, tapping Alchemab for an antibody sourced from 'resilient' patients.
Patients Making direct-to-patient work, with Matt Wadyka Matt Wadyka, chief client strategy officer at Inizio Medical, spoke to pharmaphorum about the ins and outs of direct-to-patient programmes in pharma.
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