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Pig to human kidney transplantation hits a new milestone

A pig kidney transplanted into a human patient has broken records by lasting for nine months, buying time until a human donor organ became available.

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AbbVie's cancer TCE etentamig hits the mark in myeloma

AbbVie has reported positive results with CD3xBCMA bispecific etentamig in multiple myeloma, but can it break into a crowded market?

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Ultragenyx to slash costs after Angelman trial failure

Ultragenyx's therapy for the rare genetic disorder Angelman syndrome, apazunersen, has flunked a late-stage trial, crashing its share price.

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Hutchmed rises on $1.3bn KRAS licensing deal with GSK

GSK has paid Hutchmed $110m upfront for rights to a preclinical KRAS and EGFR-directed drug with potential in colorectal, pancreatic, and lung cancer.

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Back to basics: X-ray inspection in pharmaceutical and medic...

In pharma manufacturing, x-ray inspection supports a range of quality control processes.

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Parabilis prices IPO at an ambitious $475 million

Parabilis has set the terms of its IPO, seeking to raise a hefty $475m for phase 3 trials of its lead drug for desmoid tumours.

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The changing multiple sclerosis landscape: Earlier diagnosis...

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is undergoing a meaningful evolution in how it is understood, diagnosed, and managed.

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ADC Therapeutics slumps on cancer drug safety scare

Shares in ADC Therapeutics fell more than 50% after a non-Hodgkin lymphoma trial showed more deaths with its Zynlonta drug compared to a control.

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Synthetic control arms in clinical trials: Making it happen

Across the industry, pharma companies are turning to AI and real-world data to address many of the challenges of running clinical trials.

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How synthetic control arms are changing clinical trials

Clinical trials are involved, expensive, and have been done largely the same way for decades but with today’s technology all that can change. With drawn-out timelines and billions

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Pig to human kidney transplantation hits a new milestone

A pig kidney transplanted into a human patient has broken records by lasting for nine months, buying time until a human donor organ became available.

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AbbVie's cancer TCE etentamig hits the mark in myeloma

AbbVie has reported positive results with CD3xBCMA bispecific etentamig in multiple myeloma, but can it break into a crowded market?

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The Evolution Summit Announces September 2026 Program for Cl...

Marcus Evans announces The Evolution Summit, taking place September 28-29, 2026 at Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, Golf Club & Spa, San Diego, CA.

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Navigating Change: Key Industry Insights at PHARMAP 2026

PHARMAP returns in 2027 in Berlin, Germany, with Bayer as the Host Sponsor

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Back to basics: X-ray inspection in pharmaceutical and medic...

In pharma manufacturing, x-ray inspection supports a range of quality control processes.

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Decarbonising respiratory care requires a new kind of generi...

Generics manufacturers have long played a critical role in supporting the sustainability of the NHS, delivering affordable medicines at scale, expanding patient access, and helping healthca

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Why the future of eSource starts with the research site

Capturing data digitally at source can significantly reduce the workflow for sites, yet, implementing it across studies has been rather unattainable.

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Cancer misinformation is a trust problem, not just an inform...

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The GLP-1 Reckoning

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Designing obesity trials around real lives: How patient cent...

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From obesity to outcomes abstract visual

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The future of cardiometabolic trials: From obesity to outcom...

Gain practical insight into how leading experts are designing the next generation of cardiometabolic trials in an upcoming webinar from hVIVO

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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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Understanding Operation Trialblazer, with Dr Harpreet Singh

Dr Harpreet Singh, CMO at Precision for Medicine, brings both an insider and outsider perspective to discussing Operation TRIALBLAZER.

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Prevent-Stop-Cure: Diagnostics & chronic liver disease, with...

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CAMP4 on a new class of ASO in gene under expression

CAMP4 Therapeutics CFO Kelly Gold discusses developments in antisense oligonucleotides and CAMP4’s CMP-002 study

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Decentralisation by design: Bringing the trial closer withou...

In the third episode of the IQVIA-sponsored PSCS leadership video series, Sinead Callinan, Head of Patient Centred Delivery, discusses DCTs.

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Patient population first: the strategy behind country decisi...

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IQVIA on reducing complexity and workload for clinical trial...

White Papers

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From Alzheimer’s disease research to the real-world setting:...

In a new white paper, Lucid Strategy Consulting suggests three key themes for pharma strategists seeking market leadership in the Alzheimer's space.

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A data-driven guide to small molecule drug discovery and dev...

A new white paper from Excelra takes a closer look at how discovery teams actually experience the small molecule development journey.

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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’.