News Novo builds pipeline again with $2.1bn Omeros deal Novo Nordisk has boosted its pipeline by paying $340m upfront for rights to an Omeros drug for PNH and other rare blood and kidney disorders.
News Umoja's in vivo cell therapy fast-tracked by FDA A pioneer of in vivo cell therapy, Umoja has cleared another regulatory milestone by getting fast-track status for its lead blood cancer programme.
News BMS eyes filings for myeloma 'celmod' iberdomide Bristol Myers Squibb has said it hopes to be ready soon to file for approval of its multiple myeloma drug iberdomide after a positive phase 3 trial.
News Lilly eyes earlier use of blood cancer drug Jaypirca Lilly's fast-growing blood cancer drug Jaypirca could gain more momentum thanks to a trial suggesting it could move into the first-line setting.
News Sanofi breaks new ground for BTK drugs with ITP approval Sanofi's BTK inhibitor Wayrilz has become the first drug in the class to be approved for rare platelet-busting disease immune thrombocytopenia.
News Pfizer suffers another hit to its GBT sickle cell portfolio Pfizer's $5.4 billion takeover of Global Blood Therapeutics three years ago is starting to look like a poor deal.
Patients LSX2026: On promise and patience, with Hans Schambye At LSX World Congress 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal, web editor Nicole Raleigh spoke with Hans Schambye, CEO of BOOST Pharma.
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