News CHMP backs Ipsen drug for childhood brain cancer Ipsen's Ojemda is on course to become the first targeted medicine in the EU for some children with a form of brain cancer known as low-grade glioma.
News Moderna closes on EU approval for combined flu/COVID jab Moderna's combined vaccine for both flu and COVID-19 has been recommended for approval in the EU, after being knocked back in the US.
News EMA looks into 'data integrity' issue with Amgen's Tavneos Concerns about efficacy data in the main trial behind the approvals of Amgen and CSL Vifor's Tavneos have triggered a review in the EU.
News EU starts review of first-line Enhertu for breast cancer EMA starts its review of first-line Enhertu in HER2+ breast cancer, which could dramatically increase the eligible patient population for the drug.
News EMA and FDA agree 'principles' for AI in drug development The FDA and EMA have come up with guiding principles that they say will underpin future guidance on the use of AI technologies in drug development.
News Agreement reached on EU's new pharma legislation Agreement has been reached on the reform of EU pharma legislation, but industry thinks it does not go far enough to restore the bloc's global status.
Oncology Hernexeos and what’s next, with Vicky Brown At Reuters Pharma USA this week, Boehringer Ingelheim's Vicky Brown spoke with us about the company's recent approval for Hernexeos in NSCLC.
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