Sanofi’s Tzield type 1 diabetes immunotherapy wins UK first
Becomes the first monoclonal antibody for the condition to be approved by the MHRA and advances the pharma company’s ambitions in diabetes.
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Becomes the first monoclonal antibody for the condition to be approved by the MHRA and advances the pharma company’s ambitions in diabetes.
Pharmacokinetic study of the novel drug delivery method shows high relative bioavailability in a once-weekly regimen.
Amid intensifying market competition, the next-generation therapies could shape the future of oncology.
Amid shifting global dynamics, continued resilience in UK healthcare M&A deal activity is expected in H2 2025, forecasting predicts.
Regulatory pressures and demand for trained operators is expected to hinder growth of the rapid microbiological testing market into the next decade, research suggests.
The novel approach could reduce the industry’s reliance on fossil fuels by offering a sustainable production alternative for pharmaceuticals.
The trial is the first pivotal clinical programme to have met the standard of complete scalp hair regrowth, suggesting potential in immune-mediated diseases.
The proposed transaction means Just-Evotec Biologics’ Toulouse site would be used to develop and manufacture Sandoz biosimilars.
Alongside Phase III data demonstrating significant efficacy in the rare disease, the FDA’s decision could position the small molecule as a future standard of care.
The new findings support a limited duration dosing approach and highlight the consistent safety profile for Eli Lilly’s antibody drug.
Marking the first step in the negotiation process, this deal establishes key parameters of the final political agreement on trade and tariffs between the EU and US.
The new appointee has over twenty years of experience in biopharma and extensive senior expertise in oncology.
The study provides greater insight into some of the key factors that affect microbiological surface contamination in cleanrooms.
The innovative protocol could improve stem cell transplants and make them safer, enabling a broader disease population to take advantage of the benefits.
The landmark regulation establishes a future where highly personalised treatments are part of routine care, says MHRA’s Chief Executive.