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The European Medicines Agency safety committee says there is a potential risk of neurodevelopment disorders in children born to men treated with valproate.

Boehringer Ingelheim is investing €120 million (US$131 million) into its Koropi, Greece site to expand production for new therapeutics.

As innovation accelerates, pharmaceutical regulators continue their path of maintaining proportion, balance, and restraint.

Pluri has launched PluriCDMO, a new contract development and manufacturing organization business that will offer cell therapy manufacturing services.

Regulators from around the world will gather to help shape the mRNA and RNA therapeutics landscape at an exceptional April 2024 Washington, D.C. convocation.

Clarivate's Drugs to Watch report highlights 13 potential blockbuster drugs and gamechangers set to launch in 2024.

MHRA has granted a Clinical Trial Authorization to PharmaKure for its oral combined drug for the treatment of mild cognitive impairment.

Nanoform has completed the First Subject First Visit in a trial evaluating the relative bioavailability of its nanotechnology-enhanced enzalutamide.

Cherwell Laboratories’ cleanroom microbiology solutions will join AnalytiChem’s group of seven companies across Europe, North America, and Australia.

In a deal worth up to $1.4 billion, GSK aims to acquire Aiolos Bio and gain an expanded pipeline of biologic-based respiratory therapeutic candidates.

The potential for superpotent drug initiated the voluntary recall.

The expansion will boost solid-phase peptide synthesis total reactor volume to 32,000 L.

MediWound has been granted an additional $6.7 million by the DoD to advance NexoBrid as a non-surgical field care solution for the US military.

Under the collaboration, Boehringer Ingelheim and Ribo will develop RNA-based therapeutics to treat NASH/MASH.

Roche will acquire select parts of the LumiraDx group related to that company’s point-of-care technology, which integrates multiple tests on a single instrument.

AstraZeneca’s acquisition of Gracell includes a clinical-stage autologous cell therapy targeting hematologic malignancies and autoimmune diseases and a proprietary manufacturing platform.

The new Europe headquarters will be the hub for the company’s European operations, including production of product.

European bio/pharma companies have no choice but to invest and adapt to the evolving industry needs.

Novel molecular glues are transforming targeted protein degradation.

UK scientists are once again able to participate in the Horizon European research programme thanks to a deal struck in 2023.

With the acquisition, AstraZeneca will gain a potential RSV and hMPV combination vaccine.

The EHDS aims to increase access to health data, but how will it impact pharma?

Clarivate has released its 2024 Drugs to Watch report, highlighting 13 therapies with great potential.

GSI shortages result from how hospitals buy GSI drugs, and the underinvestment in manufacturing operations that follow.

Clinician-Scientists are vital innovation spark plugs, accounting for 40% of Nobel awards in Physiology or Medicine, and two thirds of Big Pharma CSOs.

Through Syena, its oncology-focused product company, Replay will develop and manufacture T-cell receptor and natural killer cell therapies with the NIH and Miltenyi Biotec.

Is increasing molecular diversity pushing manufacturing ecosystem consolidation toward turnkey solutions?

Tome Bioscience is facilitating the transition in biology from the editing phase to the cut-and-paste phase.

The midterm report of the European Medicines Agencies Network Strategy finds that the network has strengthened and is on track to achieve its objectives.

Andelyn Biosciences has been selected by Ultragenyx to manufacture UX111, that company’s gene therapy for treating Sanfilippo Syndrome.