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First patients enroll in Bundibugyo Ebola treatment trial

The PARTNERS trial has launched in the DRC as the country continues to battle an outbreak that has already led to more than 1,400 cases.

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Access to medicine delays in Europe risk lives

New EFPIA reports finds that Europe is failing to deliver access to medicine equally across the continent.

First daily GLP-1 pill approved in UK

Novo Nordisk’s semaglutide tablets have become the first once-daily GLP-1 pills to be approved in the UK.

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New biotech boom: Biogen to buy RayThera for $1bn

Is the biotech boom back? Biogen becomes the latest large pharma company to snap up a promising biotech.

GSK’s antibiotic for complicated UTIs wins FDA approval

The FDA has approved GSK’s antibiotic for adults with complicated UTIs, providing a promising alternative to standard intravenous care.

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Pharma backs FIFA World Cup 2026 host cities

Genentech, Amgen, Sanofi and BMS have each announced partnerships with host city organising committees.

Pharma supply chains face record pressure as four risks converge

Pharmaceutical supply chains under mounting pressure from geopolitical disruption, manufacturing fragility, cyber threats and more.

England launches MenB vaccine programme for students

England launches one-off MenB vaccination programme for students

Thousands of young people in England will be offered a two-dose MenB vaccine ahead of the 2026 academic year.

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FDA steps up crackdown on compounded GLP-1s

Around 1.5 million Americans are taking compounded GLP-1 drugs despite the end of US shortages.

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