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Analysing key trends in medical affairs in 2025

Dive into the latest insights from EMJ GOLD’s contributors to uncover what HCPs really want from medical affairs in 2025.

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FDA removes hurdle to CAR T-cell therapies

The body is eliminating of Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies for all currently approved BCMA- and CD19-directed CAR T-cell therapies.

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Sun Pharma appoints Richard Ascroft as North American CEO

Ascroft brings more than 30 years of industry experience, including senior roles at Takeda Pharmaceuticals.

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US withdraws funding from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

The US plans to stop its financial contributions to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, marking an end to an over 20-year partnership.

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Onc Now: Episode 20: How Cancer Vaccines Are Changing Medicine

Lennard Lee, Associate Professor of Cancer Vaccines at the University of Oxford, shares how large-scale collaboration is shaping the future of cancer vaccines and oncology innovation.

Philips’ Dr Carla Goulart Peron on AI, equity and the future of care

How can AI expand healthcare access without losing the human touch? Philips’ CMO Dr Carla Goulart Peron shares all.

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New survey takes patient pulse on AI in healthcare

The survey found that, while 57% of patients support the use of AI in the examination room, they are less enthusiastic about diagnostics.

Pfizer’s Richard Maughan on the future of access in the UK

Richard Maughan, Senior Director and Head of UK Policy and Public Affairs, Pfizer, explores how the UK is shaping access to medicine.

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FDA investigates trials sending US cells to foreign labs

The FDA has launched an immediate review of clinical trials involving the export of American patients’ living cells to China and other “hostile countries”.

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Project to transform drug manufacturing wins £1.8m

A UK project has received a £1.8m to transform how medicines are made, aiming to make drug manufacturing faster, cleaner and more responsive.