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Roche reports positive phase 3 data for Tecentriq combination in liver cancer

More than 900,000 people are diagnosed with the disease globally each year

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AbbVie’s Parkinson’s disease therapy application rejected by FDA

The regulator has requested more information on the pump used to administer ABBV-95

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Roche and Eli Lilly to collaborate on Alzheimer’s disease blood test

If approved, the test could streamline the journey to diagnosis for more patients

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Roche’s Polivy backed by FDA Advisory Committee for lymphoma therapy

Around 160,000 people worldwide are estimated to be diagnosed with DLBCL each year

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Roche launches two antibodies to identify mutation status in brain cancer patients

Knowing a patient’s key mutations can help clinicians provide personalised care

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Paris Court of Appeal overturns Novartis and Roche’s €444m anti-competitiveness fine

It was questioned whether the companies had used their market power to boost sales of their eye disease drug

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Roche reports positive results for crovalimab as rare blood disease treatment

The drug was shown to be as effective as current treatment, with less frequent dosing

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AbbVie’s Rinvoq approved by MHRA for Crohn’s disease

Over 155,000 adults in the UK are estimated to have the disease, with 40% of them having moderate or severe symptoms

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Roche’s Polivy recommended by NICE for lymphoma therapy

Around 5,500 people in England are diagnosed with the aggressive blood cancer each year

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Genentech reports positive phase 3 data for its Tecentriq combination in liver cancer

Tecentriq in combination with Avastin significantly improved recurrence-free survival

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AbbVie and Eli Lilly leave UK’s voluntary drug pricing agreement

Both companies will now come under the scheme imposed by the government through law

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Roche’s influenza medicine approved by EC for children

Xofluza is now the first single-dose, oral influenza medicine approved in Europe for children

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