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- PMLiVE

LEO Pharma acquires rights for dersimelagon from Tanabe Pharma

The company will pay $435m in up front and near-term milestone payments

- PMLiVE

Moving Beyond the Pill: Unlocking Value Through Engaged, Empowered, and Educated Patients

True "beyond-the-pill" strategy requires shifting from a prescriptive model to a supportive one—using personalized digital tools and authentic patient voices to drive adherence, improve outcomes, and prove value.

Impetus Digital

- PMLiVE

5 key takeaways from the Patient Centricity and Engagement Conference

Key takeaways from the Patient Centricity and Engagement conference, exploring how trust, inclusion and meaningful partnership can help turn patient engagement from intention into action.

Cuttsy + Cuttsy

- PMLiVE

It’s time to stop calling adverse events ‘manageable’

A single word—manageable—can minimise the real burden of treatment side effects, and it’s time clinical trial communication reflected patients’ lived experience more clearly.

Cuttsy + Cuttsy

- PMLiVE

LEO Pharma to acquire Replay gene therapy platform

The acquisition will advance innovation for patients with rare skin diseases

- PMLiVE

Shionogi starts phase 2 clinical trial for Pompe Disease

The rare disease affects around one in every 22,000 people worldwide

- PMLiVE

Why patient engagement must come first in rare disease trials

Explore why patient engagement is the cornerstone of successful rare disease trials, emphasising the importance of designing studies around the realities of patients' lives to build trust and improve outcomes.

Cuttsy + Cuttsy

- PMLiVE

New Cuttsy+Cuttsy research shows why site support matters more than ever

Cuttsy+Cuttsy's upcoming report, 'The site factor: Where protocol meets practice in clinical trials', delves into the critical role of site staff in clinical research, offering insights into their daily challenges,...

Cuttsy + Cuttsy

- PMLiVE

UCB’s Kygevvi receives positive CHMP opinion for thymidine kinase 2 deficiency

TK2d is an extremely rare disease characterised by severe and progressive muscle weakness

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