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Weight-Loss Pills Mark a Turning Point for Pharma Industry

The global pharmaceutical industry is entering a pivotal phase in obesity therapeutics as companies accelerate the transition from injectable GLP-1 drugs to oral weight-loss treatments, a shift expected to significantly expand patient access, alter reimbursement dynamics, and intensify competitive...

Addressing the Boomers: How Pharma Must Adapt Drug Development for the 65+ Demographic

An aging population is reshaping medicine. Why pharma must redesign drug development, trials, and coverage strategies to meet the real needs of patients 65+. Some may think that seniors are aging out of the healthcare system, however itโ€™s quite the...

GCCL, Medicover Sign MOU for Clinical Trial Services Expansion

GCCL Co., Ltd. (GCCL) and Medicover Integrated Clinical Services (MICS), a division of Medicover, have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at advancing multinational clinical trial services. The agreement brings together GCCL, a data-driven clinical trial services...

Novartis Breaks Ground on San Diego Biomedical R&D Site

Novartis has started work on a $1.1 billion biomedical research facility in California, adding a major new pillar to its long-term US investment strategy. The San Diego biomedical R&D site is part of a wider $23 billion expansion programme...

Bristol Myers Evinova Partnership Targets AI-Led Trials

Bristol Myers Squibb has entered a global agreement with Evinova to deploy AI-powered clinical development tools across its worldwide pipeline. The Bristol Myers Evinova partnership is designed to improve trial efficiency, reduce costs and support better decision-making throughout drug...

Lilly Buys Orna for $2.4bn to Advance In Vivo Therapies

Eli Lilly has agreed to acquire in vivo CAR-T developer Orna Therapeutics in a deal worth up to $2.4 billion, marking another rapid move to strengthen its research pipeline. The transaction positions Lilly buys Orna for $2.4bn as a...

Study Finds Fenebrutinib Cuts Disability Progression In PPMS

Roche announced late-breaking Phase III data showing that fenebrutinib reduces disability progression in PPMS, marking the first investigational advance for primary progressive multiple sclerosis in more than a decade. Results from the FENtrepid study showed the Brutonโ€™s tyrosine kinase...

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