News Gilead's twice-yearly HIV PrEP set for wider rollout The WHO has recommended Gilead's twice-yearly HIV PrEP drug lenacapavir, calling it 'transformational', but there are concerns about patient access.
News UK Biobank charts success of NHS imaging project The UK Biobank has completed the world's largest whole body imaging project, compiling more than a billion scans from 100,000 volunteers.
News New cystic fibrosis triple from Vertex backed for NHS use Vertex has won NICE's backing for a new cystic fibrosis therapy, Alyftrek, that could be an option for 89% of NHS patients with the genetic disorder.
News UK project addresses capacity issue in CGT manufacturing A UK consortium has been set up to tackle a major issue in the development of cell and gene therapies (CGT) – a lack of manufacturing capacity.
News Takeda's narcolepsy programme gets back on track Takeda will move quickly ahead with regulatory filings for oveporexton as a treatment for narcolepsy after a pair of phase 3 wins.
News AZ prepares to file blood pressure drug after trial win Two years after buying CinCor for $1.3 billion, AstraZeneca has reported that the main asset in the deal has cleared a phase 3 trial.
News Senju launches first-in-class dry eye disease drug in Japan Senju has launched a new drug for dry eye disease (DED) in Japan, Avarept, the first drug in the TRPV1 antagonist class to reach the market.
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