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UK clinical trial applications on the rise, finds MHRA

The 9% growth in 2025 could signal that the country is on track to become a more attractive destination for pharamceutical R&D.

Transforming Endometriosis Care: Interview with Andrew Horne

Transforming Endometriosis Care: Interview with Andrew Horne: Professor of Gynaecology and Reproductive SciencesThe University Edinburgh…

Reproductive Tract Microbiota Linked to Miscarriage Risk - EMJ

Changes in Reproductive Tract Microbiota Linked to Miscarriage Risk

A new systematic review found associations between alterations in the reproductive tract microbiota and miscarriage risk, with potential implications for reproductive health.

Phenotype-Specific Drivers of Quality of Life in IBD

Real-world data show distinct determinants of health-related quality of life in Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, highlighting phenotype-specific roles of inflammation, imaging findings, treatment burden, and modifiable risk factors.

Kenneth Anderson, Director of the LeBow Institute and Jerome Lipper Myeloma Center at Dana-Farber.

Hema Now: Personalised Medicine and Immunotherapy in Multiple Myeloma

Kenneth Anderson, leading haematology expert at Dana-Farber, shares insights on multiple myeloma, drug resistance, key ASH updates, and turning laboratory research into clinical treatments.

Valve Implant Shows Durable Outcomes Beyond Five Years - EMJ

Valve Implant Shows Durable Outcomes Beyond Five Years

Across medium- and long-term follow-up, no patients developed valve stenosis or severe pulmonary regurgitation.

Shared Genetics Across Psychiatric Disorders - EMJ

Genetic Overlap Challenges Boundaries in Psychiatric Disorders

A large genomic study shows that most psychiatric disorders share common genetic factors, questioning traditional diagnoses and pointing towards a more neurobiologically grounded approach to mental illness.

Month in pharma news, explained

Month in pharma news, explained - December 2025

In this monthly news roundup, we take a look back at top moments from the pharmaceutical industry. It’s time to reflect on December 2025.

Why the Human Microbiome Still Eludes Clinical Translation - EMJ

Why the Human Microbiome Still Eludes Clinical Translation

A recent perspective highlights challenges in translating human microbiome research into consistent clinical benefits and precision interventions.