News GSK's Blenrep's back in US, but with a narrower label Against the odds, GSK has secured FDA approval for its multiple myeloma therapy Blenrep, three years after it was removed from sale.
News Alector ditches GSK-partnered dementia drug and cuts staff Alector has abandoned latozinemab as a treatment for frontotemporal dementia, four years after GSK licensed the antibody in a $700m upfront deal.
News GSK will file oral carbapenem for complicated UTIs this year GSK and Spero's cabapenem tebipenem is the first oral antibiotic in the class to show efficacy in complicated urinary tract infections.
News ViiV's bimonthly HIV PrEP jab cleared for use by NHS ViiV's injectable HIV PrEP Apretude will soon be an alternative for people in England and Wales who cannot use daily oral options.
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News Walmsley to leave GSK in surprise exit This week has kicked off with the news that Emma Walmsley is standing down as chief executive of GSK after eight years, to be replaced by Luke Miels.
News NHS to offer Wegovy to a million more people in England The NHS in England will make Novo Nordisk's Wegovy available to around 1.2m people in order to reduce their risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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