News AZ claims EU okay for Imfinzi in bladder cancer AstraZeneca passes another milestone in its journey to rebuild Imfinzi's presence in bladder cancer, a key growth driver for the drug.
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."
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 Ambrosia's sweet $100m round, and other biofinancings Our latest crop of biofinancings has a nine-figure round for Ambrosia, with Pinnacle Medicines, Immutrin, and Gilgamesh Pharma also raising new funds.
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