CPHI Pharma Awards 2025 finalists announced
Winners of this year's awards will be revealed during the opening of CPHI Frankfurt 2025.
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Winners of this year's awards will be revealed during the opening of CPHI Frankfurt 2025.
The ICH Assembly’s decision supports progress in promoting international standards for safety assessment of medicines.
The innovation is set to change how eligible bladder cancer patients in the US are treated who are unresponsive to traditional therapy.
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).
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.
The Route B notification pilot will expand the MHRA’s risk-proportionate approach and help prepare for a new modifications process under upcoming regulations.
Revisions to the harmonised general chapter “Particulate Contamination (Q-09)” aim to improve pharmaceutical drug development.
The Phase III findings could represent a critical advancement in managing the rare autoimmune disease in those with limited treatment options.
US regulator says the move to open up the FAERS database will help modernise its safety monitoring.
Becomes the first monoclonal antibody for the condition to be approved by the MHRA and advances the pharma company’s ambitions in diabetes.
Draft publication is set to expand its frameworks for new medicinal products, including cell and gene therapies.
In this article, Patrice Navarro, Tech Partner (Healthcare & Life Sciences Sector), Clifford Chance, discusses the AI Act and the related compliance considerations for pharmaceutical companies in the EU.
The trial is the first pivotal clinical programme to have met the standard of complete scalp hair regrowth, suggesting potential in immune-mediated diseases.