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Novo Nordisk and Vivtex partner in deal worth up to $2.1bn

The companies aim to develop next-generation oral medicines for obesity and diabetes

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GSK to acquire 35Pharma for $950m including a potential drug for pulmonary hypertension

PH has a five‑year survival rate of only around 50% and affects up to 82 million people worldwide

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AstraZeneca and CSPC Pharmaceuticals enter collaboration on weight management therapies

Almost three billion people globally are thought to be either overweight or obese

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GSK’s Arexvy RSV vaccine receives expanded EC approval for use in adults

RSV affects approximately 64 million people around the world each year

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Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy higher dose injection approved by UK MHRA for obesity

Obesity affects approximately 15 million people in the UK

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GSK’s Nucala approved by MHRA for uncontrolled COPD

Symptoms of COPD include breathlessness, persistent cough and frequent chest infections

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Reframing the Obesity Conversation: Key Takeaways from ObesityWeek® 2025

As the understanding of obesity continues to evolve, so too does the science, patient experience, and cross-sector collaboration driving innovation. At ObesityWeek® 2025 in Atlanta, experts from across Inizio reflected...

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GSK’s Blenrep approved by FDA for multiple myeloma

Approval supported by positive results from phase 3 trial

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Eli Lilly’s oral weight-loss candidate orforglipron shows promise in late-stage trial

The company is planning to submit the candidate for regulatory review by the end of the year

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GSK and Hengrui enter multi-programme collaboration agreement worth $12bn

The deal includes a PDE3/4 inhibitor in clinical development for COPD

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GSK’s Blenrep combinations granted EC approval for relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma

More than 50,000 cases of the blood cancer are diagnosed in Europe each year

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GSK’s Blenrep combination recommended by NICE to treat multiple myeloma

The decision means that eligible patients in England will be the first in the world to access the combination

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