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Johnson & Johnson’s bladder cancer therapy Balversa accepted by SMC

Almost 1,700 people are diagnosed with bladder cancer in Scotland annually

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Santhera’s Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug Agamree accepted by SMC

The rare muscle-wasting disorder affects approximately 2,500 males in the UK at any one time

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Chiesi’s rare disorder therapies approved by SMC for Fabry disease and epidermolysis bullosa

Rare diseases currently affect around 436,000 people living in Scotland

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Bristol Myers Squibb’s Opdualag approved by SMC for advanced melanoma

The fifth-most common cancer in the UK affects more than 1,200 people in Scotland every year

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Celltrion’s RoActemra biosimilar shows promise in phase 3 rheumatoid arthritis study

The chronic inflammatory disease affects approximately 1% of the population worldwide

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Novartis’ Consentyx granted approval by SMC to treat hidradenitis suppurativa

The drug is available in Scotland on the NHS to treat the chronic inflammatory condition

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Bristol Myers Squibb’s Sotyktu accepted by SMC for plaque psoriasis

More than 133,520 people in Scotland are affected by the inflammatory condition

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Janssen reveals positive results for nipocalimab in rheumatoid arthritis

About 13 million people worldwide are affected by the chronic inflammatory disease

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SMC enables access to Kyowa Kirin’s Crysvita for adults with rare genetic disease

XLH is a life-long genetic disease that causes abnormalities in the bones, muscles and joints

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MSD’s Keytruda plus chemotherapy approved in Scotland for advanced cervical cancer

There were around 604,000 new cases and 342,000 deaths in 2020 from cervical cancer

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Gilead and EVOQ Therapeutics partner in deal potentially worth over $650m

The companies will focus on developing therapies for rheumatoid arthritis and lupus

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AbbVie receives extended SMC recommendation for Rinvoq in rheumatoid arthritis patients

In Scotland, there are around 44,000 people living with the progressive autoimmune disease

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