News LEO bulks up with deal for Boehringer skin drug LEO Pharma has licensed a medicine for a rare form of psoriasis from Boehringer Ingelheim, plugging a gap in its near-term product portfolio.
News Gilead's twice-yearly HIV PrEP set for wider rollout The WHO has recommended Gilead's twice-yearly HIV PrEP drug lenacapavir, calling it 'transformational', but there are concerns about patient access.
News New cystic fibrosis triple from Vertex backed for NHS use Vertex has won NICE's backing for a new cystic fibrosis therapy, Alyftrek, that could be an option for 89% of NHS patients with the genetic disorder.
News UK project addresses capacity issue in CGT manufacturing A UK consortium has been set up to tackle a major issue in the development of cell and gene therapies (CGT) – a lack of manufacturing capacity.
News Bayer gets sought-after heart failure use for Kerendia Bayer's Kerendia has won FDA approval for a new heart failure indication thought to be pivotal for the product's blockbuster sales prospects.
News Bayer bags first world approval for hot flush therapy Bayer has its first regulatory approval for non-hormonal menopause treatment elinzanetant – in the UK – as it chases down a rival drug from Astellas.
Patients LSX2026: On promise and patience, with Hans Schambye At LSX World Congress 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal, web editor Nicole Raleigh spoke with Hans Schambye, CEO of BOOST Pharma.
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