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BioNTech commits £1bn to UK in landmark life sciences investment

BioNTech is set to invest up to £1bn in the UK over the next decade, establishing new R&D and AI hubs.

COMy 2025: CAR-T Cell Therapy Access Gaps in Myeloma

At COMy 2025, researchers highlighted barriers to EMA-approved CAR-T cell therapy access due to age, comorbidities, and inequality.

EuroPCR 2025: FFR-Guided PCI Lowers Complications After TAVI

Physiology-guided PCI halves major complications after TAVI compared to angiography alone, new FAITAVI trial data show.

COMy 2025: Dual Testing After Transplant Predicts Better Myeloma Outcomes

A study presented at COMy 2025 found that dual MRD testing with bone marrow flow cytometry and PET/CT imaging better predicts progression-free survival in patients with multiple myeloma after autologous stem cell transplantation.

Transforming Rheumatology

  In this series, Isabelle Amigues, rheumatologist and founder of UnabridgedMD, a direct rheumatology practice in Denver, Colorado, USA, discusses the importance of hope in patient care and the inspiration behind starting her own practice.

COMy 2025: Diagnosis Delays in Amyloid Light-Chain Amyloidosis

Despite therapeutic advances, delayed diagnosis of amyloid light-chain amyloidosis remains a major clinical challenge, according to data shared at the 2025 COMy Congress.

ADHD, Physical Inactivity, and Rising Obesity Risks

Interestingly, the study found that both obesity and ADHD scale sublinearly with city population.

Financial Toxicity: An Overlooked Driver of Heart Failure Risk in the USA

Heart failure is responsible not only for high morbidity and mortality, but also for significant out-of-pocket expenses for patients…

EMJ Hepatology 13 [Supplement 2] 2025

Primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) experts Thomas Berg, Michael Trauner, and Palak Trivedi discuss the current unmet needs in PBC…

West Nile Virus found in UK mosquitoes for first time

Experts have pointed to the climate crisis as a potential trigger of the West Nile Virus finding.