News After delay, Alzheimer's drug Leqembi gets green light in EU The EU has approved Eisai and Biogen's Leqembi for a subset of patients with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, more than two years after it was filed.
News Pharma warns EU of "exodus to US" without reform Pharma leaders have told the EU that without reforms the bloc could lose out on major capital investment programmes and R&D spending.
News Rinvoq cleared for giant cell arteritis in EU, ahead of US AbbVie has picked up another indication for its JAK inhibitor Rinvoq in the EU, becoming the first approved oral therapy for giant cell arteritis.
News AZ, Daiichi get EU okay for breast cancer drug Datroway AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo have claimed approval from the European Commission for Datroway, their TROP2-directed ADC for breast cancer.
News EU proposes legislation to bolster medicines supply chain The EU has proposed legislation to safeguard the supply of critical medicines but pharma and patient groups are concerned about the details.
News Industry steps up as EU debates an action plan for AI Corporations, investment groups, and technology providers have teamed up in a new project that aims to "unlock Europe's full potential" in AI.
News Merida raises $121m for Graves drug, and other financings Our round-up of recent biotech financings includes rounds for Merida, Glycomine, Attovia, Imbria, and Solu Therapeutics.
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