News Safety concerns prompt Ipsen to pull Tazverik from market Ipsen is voluntarily withdrawing its EZH2 inhibitor Tazverik from sale after a clinical trial suggested a link with secondary blood cancers.
News Servier snaps up cancer biotech Day One in $2.5bn deal Servier has made a takeover offer for Day One and its fast-growing glioma therapy Ojemda, as it pitches to drive sales above €10bn by 2030.
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 FDA starts review of Regeneron's drug for rare disease FOP Can Regeneron's drug for ultra-rare bone disease FOP pick up the baton from Ipsen's Sohonos, whose growth has stalled?
News Ipsen licenses Simcere ADC in $1bn-plus deal Deal-hungry Ipsen is at it again, pledging around $1bn for rights to an antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) for cancer developed by China's Simcere.
News Ipsen buys ImCheck, adding mid-stage leukaemia drug Ipsen has agreed to buy ImCheck and its anti-BTN3A antibody for acute myeloid leukaemia in a deal that could be worth up to €1bn.
News FDA approves leucovorin – but not for autism The FDA stops short of approving leucovorin for autism, but will its clearance for ultra-rare condition CFD-FOLR1 lead to more off-label prescribing?
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