Our round-up of biotech financings is headed by Encoded, which has raised $275m to advance its gene therapy for Dravet syndrome into pivotal trials.
Two senior figures in Canada's life science sector have said they see scope for greater collaboration with the UK following clinical trial reforms.
Patients with rare autoimmune disease MOGAD could be months away from having a first approved therapy, as the FDA starts a review of Roche's Enspryng.
Bayer chases after Boehringer with an FDA approval for oral HER2 inhibitor Hyrnuo in previously untreated HER2+ lung cancer.
NICE's decision not to recommend NHS funding of Gilead's twice-yearly injectable for prevention of HIV has drawn fierce criticism from charities.
BMS' arlo-cel has shown activity in a trial that could underpin filings in multiple myeloma settings where the four main drug classes have failed.
The FDA has started a priority review of AstraZeneca's first-in-class IL-33 inhibitor tozorakimab for COPD, setting up a decision in Q1 of 2027.
Michael Davis becomes the permanent head of CDER, while Karim Mikhail is confirmed as permanent CBER director and the FDA names its first AI leader.
An AI-based imaging tool from Brainomix has been used to enrich data from a phase 2a trial of Endeavor's idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis drug taladegib.
The UK is starting to benefit from a "real partnership" between pharma and government, reversing years of diminishing investment, says the ABPI.
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