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Kyverna rises on stiff person syndrome data

Kyverna hopes to file CAR-T therapy miv-cell for approval as the first therapy for stiff person syndrome, a rare and debilitating autoimmune disease.

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Sanofi gets double blow for MS drug tolebrutinib

Shares in Sanofi have slid on a double dose of bad news for its oral BTK inhibitor tolebrutinib, in development as a therapy for multiple sclerosis.

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Sobi pays $1.5bn for Arthrosi to grow in gout

Sobi has hit the acquisition trail with a deal to buy Arthrosi Therapeutics for up to $1.5 billion, adding a drug in late-stage testing for gout.

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Future glances: More change, more tech, more harmonisation

According to Deloitte’s 2026 Life Sciences Outlook Survey, the life sciences sector might be becoming increasingly borderless, but only 41% of responding biopharma and medtech executives fe

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Why drug delivery is biotech’s overlooked challenge – and it...

Delivery innovations don’t just improve outcomes – they reshape the entire therapy ecosystem.

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23andMe ends drug development and slashes staff

23andMe's big push into drug development, announced with great fanfare almost a decade ago, has ended with a whimper and sweeping job losses.

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Advantage BMS as AbbVie drug fails schizophrenia trials

Shares in AbbVie have slumped after a pair of failed phase 2 trials for emraclidine, a schizophrenia drug it acquired as part of its $8.7 billion takeover of Cerevel Therapeutics last year.

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Synthetic control arms in clinical trials: Making it happen

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How synthetic control arms are changing clinical trials

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Kyverna rises on stiff person syndrome data

Kyverna hopes to file CAR-T therapy miv-cell for approval as the first therapy for stiff person syndrome, a rare and debilitating autoimmune disease.

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Sanofi gets double blow for MS drug tolebrutinib

Shares in Sanofi have slid on a double dose of bad news for its oral BTK inhibitor tolebrutinib, in development as a therapy for multiple sclerosis.

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Touring Chiesi's vision for the future at the new Biotech Ce...

Following an invite to fly into Parma, Italy to witness first-hand the press launch of the considerable structure – black-painted and as yet under construction, gigantic cranes and all – th

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Vir awarded $1 billion multi-year BARDA influenza contract

The US Government’s Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) has made an

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Future glances: More change, more tech, more harmonisation

According to Deloitte’s 2026 Life Sciences Outlook Survey, the life sciences sector might be becoming increasingly borderless, but only 41% of responding biopharma and medtech executives fe

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Why drug delivery is biotech’s overlooked challenge – and it...

Delivery innovations don’t just improve outcomes – they reshape the entire therapy ecosystem.

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The case for engagement in medical training: Why interactive...

Trainees need to be maximally empowered to connect the dots before they enter hospitals or labs.

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Deep Dive: Research and Development 2025

Every breakthrough in medicine, every new treatment that changes lives, starts with research.

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Breaking through financial barriers to clinical trials: How ...

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Exploring the future: Opportunities and challenges in cell a...

Rare disease treatment poses distinct challenges for physicians, patients, caregivers, and pharma companies.

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Beyond clinical: Boosting recruitment and retention with SDO...

The success of clinical trials hinges on a complex array of factors, many of which extend beyond traditional clinical care.

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evolution of clinical research in the UK

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The evolution of clinical research: Embracing new delivery m...

The UK is welcoming a new era of clinical trial delivery, evolving beyond the traditional site-centric approach to also embrace remote, decentralised, virtual, and hybrid trials and enablin

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pharmaphorum podcast Episode 227, Punit Dhillon, Skye Bioscience

On CB1s as an alternative to GLP-1s, with Punit Dhillon

In a new pharmaphorum podcast, Punit Dhillon, CEO of Skye Bioscience, discusses CB1 inhibitor antibodies in the obesity space.

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pharmaphorum podcast Episode 225, Simon Kohl, Latent Labs

Towards a democratic era of medicine, with Simon Kohl

In a new episode, Simon Kohl discusses Latent Labs’ emergence from stealth, as well as protein design and drug discovery acceleration in more detail.

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pharmaphorum podcast Episode 224, Sigma Mostafa, KBI Biopharma

CDMOs: Their crucial role and how to select one, with Sigma ...

Sigma Mostafa, CSO at KBI BioPharma, discusses the role of CDMOs and the important factors companies should consider when selecting one.

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Thermo Fisher Scientific on the value of an integrated appro...

In a new sponsored video, Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Alberto Fernández discusses the company's Accelerator Drug Development solution.

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ESMO25: On partnerships between pharma and diagnostic develo...

Jane Li, Senior Director of Pharma CDx and CRO Partnership, Clinical Next Generation Sequencing Business, at Thermo Fisher Scientific discusses CDx.

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Bolstering CAR-T therapies by tackling CRS, with Teresa Whal...

In interview with Teresa Whalen, the CEO of CytoAgents, a clinical-stage drug development company working on a treatment for cytokine release syndrome

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A New Framework to Engineer Breakthrough Value for Medicines

A new white paper from Lumanity – ‘A New Framework to Engineer Breakthrough Value for Medicines: Value Inflection Points Across the Development Path’.

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