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GSK Targets Faster Drug Development, Selective Acquisitions

GSK’s new chief executive, Luke Miels, said the drugmaker will prioritise faster drug development as it enters its next phase of growth, with a tighter focus on programmes that can change standards of care and selective bolt-on acquisitions. Miels,...

UK and Japan Strengthen Science and Technology Ties by £33bn

The UK and Japanese governments have announced a wide-ranging partnership that sees UK and Japan strengthen science and technology ties across pharmaceuticals, genomics, quantum computing and advanced manufacturing. The agreement was confirmed during a visit to Japan by the...

ACG Packaging Materials Joins WEF Global Lighthouse Network

ACG Packaging Materials has announced that its Shirwal manufacturing facility has been formally designated a global Lighthouse and admitted into the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Global Lighthouse Network (GLN). With this recognition, ACG becomes the world’s first pharmaceutical packaging...

Janumet and Weight Loss: Evidence, Expectations, and Safe Use

For people with type 2 diabetes, medication choices often balance glucose control with side effects, weight impact, and practical access. Combination therapies such as sitagliptin/metformin (brand: Janumet) sit within that balance. They are used to improve glycemic control and...

Halo Pharma Emerges as the North American Drug Product CDMO

Halo Pharma becomes dedicated North American drug product CDMO after emerging as a standalone contract development and manufacturing organization focused exclusively on drug product services in North America. The transition follows SK Capital Partners’ decision to divest the active...

Vetter Pharma to Build New Manufacturing Site in Germany

Vetter Pharma manufacturing site in Germany plans have been confirmed as the pharmaceutical service provider moves forward with building a new commercial production facility in the Saarland region of southwest Germany. The company said construction is scheduled to begin...

Drugmakers Turn to AI To Speed Up Trials and Submissions

Drugmakers turn to AI as a practical way to reduce delays in clinical trials and regulatory submissions, even as artificial intelligence has yet to consistently deliver breakthrough drug molecules, industry executives said at the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference. Executives from...

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