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Novartis unveils North Carolina factory as final new build in $23B US expansion

Novartis unveils North Carolina factory as final new build in $23B US expansion

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Novartis on Thursday revealed its plans to build another factory in the US, with the Swiss drugmaker noting that it has now allocated every dollar of its $23 billion promise to expand …​ ​Read More

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XTL Bio to acquire psychedelic biotech; WuXi AppTec’s Q1 revenue rise

XTL Bio to acquire psychedelic biotech; WuXi AppTec’s Q1 revenue rise

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🏭 XTL Bio steps into psychedelics: XTL Biopharmaceuticals is acquiring 100% of the outstanding shares of psychedelic-focused biotech Psyga Bio. XTL will gain Psyga’s manufacturing facility …​ ​Read More

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STAT+: Cigna will exit ACA individual markets next year, adding to tumult for patients

Cigna is pulling out of the Affordable Care Act’s individual marketplaces in 2027 to focus on more promising parts of its business, another exit from what’s become a tumultuous piece of the insurance industry. 

Executives announced the decision on Cigna’s first quarter earnings call on Thursday, in which the company unveiled better-than-expected financial results, including $1.7 billion in profit, and a bumped-up earnings forecast for the year. Cigna currently has 369,000 ACA members across 11 states, a small portion of its 18.3 million total members.

Brian Evanko, Cigna’s chief operating officer, said on the call that Cigna did not take the decision lightly. He said it was driven by two main factors: Cigna did not see a way to meaningfully grow that business and cutting it would free Cigna to focus on priorities like its Evernorth specialty and care services division, its pharmacy benefits division, and its flagship employer plan business. 

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Cigna is pulling out of the Affordable Care Act’s individual marketplaces in 2027 to focus on more promising parts of its business, another exit from what’s become a tumultuous piece of the insurance industry. 

Executives announced the decision on Cigna’s first quarter earnings call on Thursday, in which the company unveiled better-than-expected financial results, including $1.7 billion in profit, and a bumped-up earnings forecast for the year. Cigna currently has 369,000 ACA members across 11 states, a small portion of its 18.3 million total members.

Brian Evanko, Cigna’s chief operating officer, said on the call that Cigna did not take the decision lightly. He said it was driven by two main factors: Cigna did not see a way to meaningfully grow that business and cutting it would free Cigna to focus on priorities like its Evernorth specialty and care services division, its pharmacy benefits division, and its flagship employer plan business. 

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UniQure eyes UK approval for embattled Huntington’s gene therapy after FDA quarrel

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UniQure plans to submit AMT-130 to the U.K.’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in the third quarter of 2026 based on Phase 1/2 data showing a 75% slowing of disease—the same data the FDA has deemed unacceptable for a biologics license application.

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