News Case builds for Biogen, Stoke's Dravet syndrome drug Hopes have risen for a new treatment for severe childhood epilepsy Dravet syndrome, on the back of new data for Biogen and Stoke's zorevunersen.
Patients New Evidation CEO to double down on patient data empowerment pharmaphorum spoke with Leslie Olay Wilberforce, Evidation's new CEO, about the company's unique approach to real-world data and her future plans.
News Taiho's late-stage Duchenne candidate fails trial Taiho has suffered a blow to its near-term pipeline after a drug candidate for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) missed the mark in a phase 3 trial.
News Boehringer raises hope of oral drug for diabetic eye disease Boehringer has started a phase 2 trial of an oral therapy that could help people with diabetic macular oedema avoid regular injections into the eye.
News Apogee rises as long-acting eczema drug heads for phase 3 Apogee shares have spiked on data showing strong efficacy with its atopic dermatitis drug and the potential for dosing just two to four times a year.
News Pharma welcomes EU push to restore life sciences sector European pharma trade group EFPIA has said that a strategy launched by the EU to bolster the region's standing in life sciences is a "step forward."
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