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Clinical Trials Round-Up: May and June 2026

May and June delivered a plethora of clinical trial updates. In the build-up to ASCO in June, our inbox was overflowing with oncology trial results.

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Bayer gets €3bn from Apollo for contraceptives unit stake

Bayer has partnered with private equity group Apollo to set up a new entity that will handle its long-acting contraceptives products.

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NICE backs NHS use of non-invasive endometriosis tests

Women with endometriosis in England could be offered simple non-invasive tests for diagnosis of their condition, rather than a surgical procedure.

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NICE guidance calls for quicker diagnosis of PMOS

Women with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) should be diagnosed sooner and be offered an annual review, according to new NICE guidance.

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Is women’s health reaching an inflection point?

A half-day symposium – titled Women’s Health: From Intractable to Investable – was held in London on 11th June, organised by Weatherden.

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SCOTUS retains telemedicine access to abortion pill

The Supreme Court of the US has ruled that abortion pill mifepristone can continue to be prescribed remotely and delivered by mail-order – for now.

Clinical Trials Round-Up: May and June 2026

Bayer gets €3bn from Apollo for contraceptives unit stake

NICE backs NHS use of non-invasive endometriosis tests

NICE guidance calls for quicker diagnosis of PMOS

Is women’s health reaching an inflection point?

SCOTUS retains telemedicine access to abortion pill

ESC26: Isomab safety evidence on blood vessel growth for CAD

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