News Multiple studies of Sarepta's DMD therapy halted after death Three studies of Sarepta's Elevidys Duchenne gene therapy have been placed on hold as the death of a 16-year-old boy is investigated.
News Third time not so lucky in J&J's bid to end talc liability Johnson & Johnson's third attempt to use bankruptcy proceedings to settle lawsuits claiming its talc-based products harmed consumers has failed.
News Sarepta slumps on Elevidys patient death The death of a patient treated with Sarepta's Duchenne muscular dystrophy gene therapy Elevidys has hit its share price.
News Lilly uses Oscars ad to warn about 'untested' GLP-1s Eli Lilly has used an Oscars ad to urge people not to use unapproved and untested weight-loss medicines in a swipe at the compounding sector.
News Why non-diabetics using CGM may not be a good idea A clinical trial has found that a continuous glucose monitor device systemically overestimated blood glucose levels when used by non-diabetic people.
News RFK 'willing to be wrong' on vaccines, but a probe is coming In his maiden speech as HHS Secretary, RFK Jr said he will investigate the role of childhood vaccines and other 'taboo' topics in chronic disease.
Oncology In pursuit of a cure for cancer: An ASCO 2025 discussion wit... Dr Danny Nguyen, medical oncologist and haematologist at the City of Hope Orange County, spoke with pharmaphorum at ASCO 2025.
Market Access The value of a partner, globally and locally A new podcast looks at recent trends related to drug approvals, as well as challenges and opportunities both small and large pharma companies face