Europe edges closer to formalising new ‘Pharma package’ industry rules
Progress made in the region’s approach to critical medicines and antibiotics as the EU Council and EU Parliament agree a new deal.
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Progress made in the region’s approach to critical medicines and antibiotics as the EU Council and EU Parliament agree a new deal.
The US approval for the Ayrmid company’s novel transplant option Omisirge adds to its existing licence in haematological malignancy.
The Ph. Eur. Commission also adopted seven new monographs and two new general chapters at its recent 183rd session.
8 December 2025 | By European Pharmaceutical Review, in association with Veolia
During this virtual panel, industry experts will discuss the evolution of endotoxin testing, future trends and key risk mitigation considerations for pharma companies.
The FDA’s latest authorisation makes it the most widely approved of any CD19-directed CAR T therapy in cancer.
She will become the fifth leader at the Center, following the surprise retirement decision by her soon-to-be predecessor Richard Pazdur.
The monoclonal antibody becomes the first neonatal Fc receptor (FcRn) blocker to be approved in Europe for the condition.
In the interim, Dr Tracy Beth Høeg will serve as acting director for FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
New trade deal to “ignite economic growth” and help boost the UK’s position as a superpower in life sciences.
2 December 2025 | By Emerson
Is operational complexity limiting your performance? Discover how autonomous technologies are reducing risk and improving quality in pharma organisations.
EPR Issue 4 includes articles on manufacturing, AI/ML, vaccine development, biologics and more.
New BSI standard PAS 2090 could reshape how the pharmaceutical industry reports and minimises its environmental footprint.
Changes proposed in the EU body’s regulatory framework aim to create a competitive and sustainable European bioeconomy.
European approval of Sanofi and Regeneron’s monoclonal antibody provides eligible urticaria patients with a new first-line targeted treatment option.
Authorisation of the biosimilar Gobivaz provides a substitute biologic medicine to Simponi for individuals with immune-mediated diseases.