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Lilly’s early Alzheimer’s disease treatment approved in the EU

Marketing authorisation follows positive late-stage trial results

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CHMP recommends BeOne Medicines’ Tevimbra for new lung cancer indication

Non-small cell lung cancer accounts for up to 90% of all lung cancer cases

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Sanofi’s Sarclisa approved by EC to treat newly diagnosed multiple myeloma

The drug is already approved in the EU across three other multiple myeloma indications

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J&J announces EC approval of Imbruvica in previously untreated mantle cell lymphoma

The drug is already approved in the EU to treat relapsed or refractory cases of the blood cancer

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Johnson & Johnson’s Darzalex approved by EC as first treatment for high-risk SMM

The early precursor of active multiple myeloma accounts for around 15% of all new multiple myeloma cases

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Roche’s Itovebi granted EC approval to treat advanced breast cancer patients

Hormone receptor-positive breast cancer accounts for around 70% of all breast cancer cases

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EC approves SpringWorks Therapeutics’ Ezmekly to treat rare genetic disorder NF1

Neurofibromatosis type 1 affects an estimated 135,000 people in the EU

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NICE recommends BeOne’s Brukinsa to treat mantle cell lymphoma on NHS

Approximately 600 people are affected by the form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma every year in the UK

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EC approves BeOne Medicines’ Tevimbra to treat nasopharyngeal cancer

The form of head and neck cancer accounted for around 133,000 new global cancer cases in 2020

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EC approves Biocon Biologics’ denosumab biosimilars Vevzuo and Evfraxy

An estimated 32 million people aged 50 years and over in Europe were living with osteoporosis in 2019

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AstraZeneca’s Imfinzi regimen approved by EC to treat muscle-invasive bladder cancer

More than 35,000 people in five major European countries were treated for the disease last year

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Vertex Pharmaceuticals’ cystic fibrosis therapy Alyftrek granted EC approval

The rare inherited disease affects more than 109,000 people worldwide

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