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Pfizer’s Litfulo significantly improved repigmentation in nonsegmental vitiligo

NSV is a chronic autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks melanin-producing cells, leading to a loss of pigment

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Moderna’s updated COVID-19 mRNA vaccine approved by MHRA

The updated vaccine will be available to eligible groups as part of the 2026/27 NHS vaccination programme

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Pfizer and BioNTech’s XFG-adapted COVID-19 vaccine approved by US FDA

The 2026-2027 vaccine targets the XFG variant to more closely match current variants

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Pfizer and Valneva’s application for Lyme disease vaccine candidate validated by EMA

There are currently no approved human vaccines for Lyme disease

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Pfizer announces phase 3 results for nonsegmental vitiligo treatment

Litfulo delivered significant, clinically meaningful improvements for both face and body

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Pfizer’s Talzenna plus Xtandi gets FDA Priority Review for metastatic prostate cancer

The phase 3 trial showed greater than 50% improvement in radiographic progression-free survival

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Pfizer announces phase 3 results for potential non-small cell lung cancer treatment

Patients who had received only one prior line of systemic therapy showed a stronger trend for overall survival and progression-free survival

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Pfizer and Innovent Biologics agree on deal worth up to $10.5bn

The companies plan to research and develop 12 new cancer treatments

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Pfizer’s Braftovi combination therapy shows positive results for colorectal cancer

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer globally, with approximately 1.8 million people diagnosed in 2022

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Pfizer’s Hympavzi significantly reduces bleeds in haemophilia patients

Over 800,000 people worldwide live with haemophilia

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Pfizer’s PADCEV gets FDA approval for bladder cancer

Bladder cancer affects more than 614,000 people globally each year

Quote from the article: Without adapting JCA to include assessment of real-world data and broader benefits, vaccines may be undervalued

Is Joint Clinical Assessment (JCA) appropriate for assessing the broader value of vaccines?

By Emily Morton-West

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