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Claudio Cerchione, Hema Now

Hema Now: Episode 26: Highlights from the 2025 IMS Meeting

In this episode, Claudio Cerchione recaps the 2025 International Myeloma Society (IMS) Annual Meeting, highlighting key advances in treatment, the evolving research landscape, and more.

FTSE 100 hits new high as UK pharma stocks surge

UK pharma and healthcare stocks drive FTSE 100 to a record high, led by AstraZeneca, as trade policy shifts boost investor confidence.

Month in pharma news, explained

Month in pharma news, explained – September 2025

Read this month’s pharma news roundup, featuring AI in healthcare risks, GLP-1 drug trials beyond obesity and Trump’s US tariffs.

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NHS Online digital hospital to launch by 2027

England’s NHS is launching NHS Online, a fully digital hospital, to speed up specialist appointments, cut wait times and improve care access.

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US pharma tariffs: Trump threatens 100% on imports

Donald Trump has threatened sweeping new trade measures on the pharma sector unless manufacturers commit to producing in the US.

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Sanofi commits $625m to Sanofi Ventures

Sanofi has committed $625m to its corporate venture capital arm, Sanofi Ventures, for funding biotech and digital health companies.

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Social media: What pharma needs to know in 2025

From listening in real time to outpacing the algorithm, these four trends show how marketers can succeed on social.

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Pfizer enters obesity race with $4.9bn Metsera deal

Pfizer is claiming a space in the global obesity market as it announces plans to acquire weight loss drug developer Metsera for $4.9bn.

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Roche acquires US biotech 89bio for $3.5bn

Roche acquires 89bio in a $3.5bn deal, adding a late-stage MASH therapy and expanding its focus on cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.

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New study reveals risks of patients using ChatGPT

Patients are increasingly turning to ChatGPT for medical advice, but new research warns it isn’t yet accurate enough to be relied on alone.