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ISGE 2026 Interview: Andrea R. Genazzani

Andrea R. Genazzani. Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, University of Pisa, Italy…

26 Mar 2026

New Horizons in Anal Cancer and CRC

Latest advances in the management of squamous cell anal cancer across both early-stage and advanced disease, highlighting the growing role…

Drugs at a manufactering site

UCB selects Georgia for new $2bn manufacturing hub

The company has selected a site for its new plant to meet what it describes as a “growing demand” for its biologics pipeline.

Depression Severity Linked to Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes

The analysis showed that patients with greater depression severity consistently had higher FRS values, indicating increased cardiovascular risk.

Memory T cell therapy

EBMT 2026: Memory T Cell Therapy Boosts Post-transplant Immunity

CD45RA depleted memory T cell therapy shows encouraging results in treating infections after transplant, with high survival and viral clearance rates in early findings.

Gene therapy

EBMT 2026: Gene Therapy Adoption Gaps in Sickle Cell Care

Survey data reveal strong support for gene therapy in sickle cell disease, but inconsistent referral practices, limited knowledge, and insurance barriers hinder implementation.

Plane flying over the Gulf but avoiding it

The Middle East conflict: pharma’s supply chain stress test

The conflict is disrupting critical air freight routes, exposing vulnerabilities for biologics and low-margin generics.

New Hidradenitis Suppurativa Treatment After Failed Anti-TNF Therapy

A phase 2 trial shows promising results for hidradenitis suppurativa treatment, offering hope for patients with limited options after anti TNF therapy failure.

Barriers to Cancer Prevention in EU Revealed

The International Agency for Research on Cancer has revealed the structural and social barriers stopping people from adopting cancer preventive behaviours in the EU.

Powering Local Genomics: Interview with Senjuti Saha

I grew up in a family of public health practitioners; both my parents were microbiologists, and I am extremely close to them. While I was…