News RFK Jr revives childhood vaccine task force HHS Secretary Kennedy adds yet another layer of scrutiny to childhood vaccines with the re-establishment of a task force disbanded in the 1990s.
News First malaria drug for newborns and young infants cleared A new formulation of Novartis' antimalarial Coartem has become the first medicine to be approved for use in very young children.
News Barriers are limiting UK childhood vaccination, say doctors Vaccination rates for children are declining in the UK, but it's not just because of vaccine hesitancy.
News Alarm as study finds global vaccination coverage stalls Millions of children around the world are at risk of serious infectious diseases because immunisation programmes have stalled, says a new study.
News Biogen bids to extend use of Skyclarys to younger patients Biogen has started a new phase 3 trial that aims to extend the use of its Friedreich's ataxia drug Skyclarys to patients as young as two.
News NHS cleared to use Novo Nordisk's long-acting growth hormone Novo Nordisk's long-acting injectable Sogroya has been backed for NHS use in young people with growth hormone deficiency.
R&D Allogeneic cell therapy isn’t dead, with Brian Culley Lineage Cell Therapeutics' Brian Culley discusses allogeneic cell therapy, even beyond the traditional cell therapy realm of oncology.
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