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UK launches ‘revolutionary’ trial for progressive MS patients

Octopus is assessing whether existing drugs can be used to help slow disease progression

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Johnson & Johnson offers $8.9bn to resolve all talcum powder lawsuits

The company faces more than 38,000 lawsuits alleging that its talc products cause cancer

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Outsmarting unpredictability: using scenario planning to keep ahead

Scenario planning is now considered an essential tool to navigate uncertainty with confidence

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The ever-shifting landscape of health wearables

Back in 2018, we published a whitepaper discussing the growing trend of wearables in healthcare, along with the impact that this could potentially have on both patients and the healthcare...

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BioNTech and Duality Biologics partner in deal worth over $1.5bn

The companies will co-develop two antibody-drug conjugates for solid tumours

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Johnson & Johnson’s strategy to resolve talcum powder lawsuits blocked by US appeals court

The company faces more than 38,000 lawsuits alleging that its talc products contain asbestos

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Positive results for Sanofi’s haemophilia therapy published in The Lancet

Fitusiran reduced annualised bleeding rates by 90% compared to control arms

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Biogen and Eisai’s Alzheimer’s drug associated with positive long-term health outcomes

A simulation model estimated lecanemab to potentially slow the rate of disease progression

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Mind the gap: are digital health solutions really patient centric?

Is telemedicine beneficial for all healthcare conditions, or could this be a good time for pharma to revisit the patient journey and address any gaps?

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Cytokinetics to discontinue ALS drug candidate following phase 3 trial failure

The neurodegenerative disease affects approximately 27,000 people in the US

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Novo Nordisk’s weight-loss drug recommended by CHMP for adolescents

Semaglutide works by mimicking an intestinal hormone that is released after eating

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Making the most of our valued talent pool

Encouraging people who are returning to work after a career break to see it as a positive experience

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