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Phase 3 results announced for Imfinzi plus Imdelltra in extensive-stage small cell lung cancer

Around 195,000 people globally will be treated for this form of lung cancer in 2026

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Roche and Nurix Therapeutics to partner in $2.3bn deal

The companies will co-develop and co-commercialise bexobrutideg across malignant haematology, immunology and neurology

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Amgen agrees to lower prescription drug costs in deal with US government

The company has invested $40bn in US R&D and manufacturing in the past seven years

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Amgen reports positive results from landmark cardiovascular study

The study found significant reductions of major cardiovascular events in high-risk adults following treatment

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Amgen commits $650m to US manufacturing expansion

The investment is expected to generate up to 750 new jobs

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Amgen and Kyowa Kirin announce rocatinlimab results for atopic dermatitis

The phase 3 study included around 2,600 patients

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Amgen’s bemarituzumab shows promise in phase 3 gastric cancer study

Almost one million new cases of gastric cancer are diagnosed globally every year

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CHMP recommends tablet formulation of BeOne’s targeted cancer drug Brukinsa

The new formulation would allow blood cancer patients to halve their daily pill intake

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FDA unveils new voucher programme to accelerate drug review process

The programme is designed to reduce the review time for companies supporting US national interests

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GSK’s Blenrep combinations approved by MHRA to treat multiple myeloma

Approximately 6,500 new cases of the blood cancer are diagnosed in the UK each year

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J&J’s subcutaneous Darzalex regimen approved by EC for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma

More than 35,000 people in the EU were diagnosed with the blood cancer in 2022

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Amgen’s Uplizna approved by FDA as first treatment for rare disease IgG4-RD

Immunoglobulin G4-related disease affects approximately 20,000 people in the US

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