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Peter Impey

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Takeda’s HyQvia receives MHRA approval for rare neurological disorder CIDP

The therapy offers patients with CIDP a typical dosing interval of four weeks

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Gates Medical Research Institute initiates phase 3 study of tuberculosis vaccine candidate

According to WHO, the infectious disease was estimated to affect 10.6 million people in 2022

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Researchers reveal imaging technology could help diagnose and treat bowel cancer

Affecting over 250,000 people, bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK

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Thinking Different – a new campaign to welcome and celebrate neurodiversity across the UK healthcare communications industry

It is estimated that there are 50% more neurodivergent practitioners working in creative sectors, like healthcare communications, than in the general population

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AstraZeneca to acquire Fusion Pharmaceuticals in deal worth $2.4bn

The transaction includes a potential new treatment for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer

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Takeda’s Iclusig combination granted FDA accelerated approval for rare form of leukaemia

The drug is now the first targeted therapy approved as a frontline treatment for Ph-positive ALL

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FDA approves Orchard’s Lenmeldy gene therapy for metachromatic leukodystrophy

The rare genetic disease is estimated to affect one in every 40,000 people in the US

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NeuroDerm shares positive phase 3 results for investigational Parkinson’s disease therapy

The progressive neurodegenerative disease affects around ten million people worldwide

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Merck’s pneumococcal vaccine candidate for adults shows promise in late-stage studies

V116 is designed to address the strains responsible for the majority of adult pneumococcal disease

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FDA approves Madrigal’s Rezdiffra as first drug for fatty liver disease NASH

Over six million people in the US are affected by NASH with moderate-to-advanced liver scarring

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AstraZeneca shares positive late-stage results for Imfinzi and Lynparza in endometrial cancer

The incidence of endometrial cancer is expected to increase by approximately 61% in 2050

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