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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 Bruton’s tyrosine kinase...

Innovent-Lilly Partnership Expands Global Drug Development

Innovent Biologics has announced a strategic Innovent-Lilly partnership with Eli Lilly and Company to advance the global development of new medicines in oncology and immunology. The agreement represents the seventh partnership between the two companies and introduces a new...

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...

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