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Kigali Declaration for neglected tropical diseases

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Gilead Sciences’ Biktarvy granted FDA approval for expanded HIV use

An estimated 1.2 million people in the US are currently living with the virus

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Gilead Sciences and Kymera enter oncology partnership worth up to $750m

The companies will focus on advancing Kymera’s oral molecular glue degrader programme

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Gilead Sciences’ twice-yearly HIV PrEP drug Yeztugo granted FDA approval

More than 100 people in the US were diagnosed with HIV every day in 2023

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Gilead’s seladelpar granted conditional EC approval to treat rare liver disease PBC

Primary biliary cholangitis affects approximately 163,000 people in Europe

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WHO urges US to ‘reconsider’ withdrawal from global health organisation

President Donald Trump said the agency mishandled the COVID-19 pandemic and other global health crises

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WHO launches $1.5bn emergency appeal to tackle ongoing health crises

The appeal is aimed at providing urgent humanitarian assistance to more than 300 million people

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Gilead’s Livdelzi approved by MHRA to treat primary biliary cholangitis in adults

The company gained access to the drug through its $4.3bn acquisition of CymaBay

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Gilead and LEO enter inflammatory disease partnership worth up to $1.7bn

Targeting STAT6 has shown potential in treating a broad population of inflammatory disease patients

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Gilead appoints Dietmar Berger as chief medical officer

Berger most recently served as chief medical officer and global head of development at Sanofi

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WHO announces priority endemic pathogens for urgent vaccine development

The study identifies the 17 pathogens that regularly cause diseases in communities

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Gilead and AI-focused Genesis partner to develop small molecule therapies

The companies will use Genesis’ AI platform to generate and optimise molecules for targets selected by Gilead

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WHO announces new mRNA vaccine development initiative against human avian influenza

H5N1 was responsible for 889 cases and 463 deaths across 23 countries from 2003 to 2024

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