Lilly picks Virginia for the first of its four new US manufacturing facilities
The new $5 billion manufacturing site is set to become the company’s first integrated facility for API and drug product manufacturing.
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The new $5 billion manufacturing site is set to become the company’s first integrated facility for API and drug product manufacturing.
Expanding its collaboration with the US biotech will add novel molecular glue degrader-based medicines to the pharma company’s pipeline.
The company’s CEO says the shift will help prioritise investment into obesity and diabetes, the company’s leading therapy areas.
The innovation is set to change how eligible bladder cancer patients in the US are treated who are unresponsive to traditional therapy.
Gains access to potential breakthrough atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease biologic therapy pacibekitug.
The regulator’s new principles aim to ease the pathway to regulatory approval for rare disease drug developers in the US.
CE mark for Contivue platform supports its ambitions for Susvimo in age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Significant investment in advanced technologies Is expected to support global adoption of mass spectrometry in the next five years.
First-of-its-kind case continues EMA and MHRA harmonisation, streamlining the global biosimilar approval pathway.
And Eli Lilly and Company’s new oral GLP-1 obesity therapy orforglipron shines in late-phase clinical trials.
While no other country has an identical scheme, analysis of the 2025 payment rate shows the UK is significantly behind comparable countries.
Contracts to use a facility at Fujifilm’s North Carolina site as part of moves to onshore its manufacturing.
Her leadership experience spans three decades with Lilly, across multiple therapeutic areas including oncology, neuroscience and infectious disease.
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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