Pharma
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Biogen to acquire RayThera in deal worth up to $1 billion
The acquisition adds multiple immunology assets to Biogen’s pipeline, including a lead anti-inflammatory candidate expected to enter Phase 1 development…
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FDA approves Utebzi, first oral carbapenem antibiotic for complicated urinary tract infections in adults
New oral treatment could help eligible patients receive care outside hospital settings instead of relying on intravenous antibiotics The US…
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FDA approves first hyaluronic acid injectable to reduce horizontal neck lines
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved SKINVIVE by Juvéderm for reducing horizontal neck lines and improving neck…
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KEYTRUDA-WELIREG combination wins FDA approval for high-risk kidney cancer after surgery
Approval is based on Phase III LITESPARK-022 trial results showing a 28% reduction in the risk of disease recurrence, metastasis…
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CagriSema shows strong blood sugar and weight loss results in phase 3 diabetes trials
Novo Nordisk reported significant reductions in HbA1c and body weight with its investigational once-weekly therapy CagriSema across three phase 3…
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Steroid scheduling change cuts early deaths in children with leukaemia, Indian trial finds
A simple change in the way steroids are given during treatment for childhood leukaemia could significantly reduce early treatment-related deaths…
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India’s pharma industry can double in five years : Piyush Goyal
At a pharmaceutical industry event in New Delhi, the Commerce and Industry Minister said India is shifting towards innovation-driven drug…
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Roche, Nurix join hands to develop new drug for blood cancers and immune disorders
Roche partners with Nurix to advance BTK degrader for blood cancers and immune disorders Bexobrutideg is set to enter Phase…
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Nipocalimab cuts lupus disease activity in Phase 2 trial
Late-breaking data presented at EULAR 2026 showed sustained reductions in systemic lupus erythematosus disease activity through 52 weeks, with the…
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