London, Oxford and Cambridge have long been the heartlands of the UK life sciences sector, but other regions across the country are now rapidly emerging as centres of innovation. The Midlands, the North of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland are developing strong...
Novartis Presents New Ianalumab Data In Sjögren’s Disease
Novartis ianalumab first drug to reduce disease activity and patient burden in Sjögren’s disease Phase III trials NEPTUNUS-1 and NEPTUNUS-2 achieved primary objective of reduced disease activity and provided clinically meaningful benefit1 Data showed...
How The UK May Be Undervaluing Life Sciences Manufacturing Investments
Concerns are mounting that the United Kingdom’s official appraisal framework is systematically underestimating the economic and social value of investments in life sciences manufacturing. Industry bodies and independent analysts warn that the methods used to evaluate...
Eli Lilly Accelerates U.S. Manufacturing Expansion with Multi-Billion Dollar Commitments
Eli Lilly & Company is doubling down on U.S. investment, unveiling a series of ambitious plans to expand its domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing infrastructure. These efforts come amid mounting political pressure to reshore drug production and rising competition...
UK Crown Estate buys Harwell East, Opening 4.5m sq ft for Science & Innovation
The Crown Estate has completed the acquisition of Harwell East, a 221 acre site adjacent to the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in Oxfordshire. The development could deliver up to 4.5 million square feet of laboratory, research, manufacturing and office space,...
Blood test aiming to detect more than 50 cancers shows promise in speeding diagnoses
A new multi cancer blood test developed by the United States biotechnology company Grail has demonstrated in North America the ability to detect a wide range of cancers, including many for which no screening programmes exist, at an early and potentially treatable...
Blood test aiming to detect more than 50 cancers shows promise in speeding diagnoses
A new multi cancer blood test developed by the United States biotechnology company Grail has demonstrated in North America the ability to detect a wide range of cancers, including many for which no screening programmes exist, at an early and potentially treatable...
Astatine-211: The Alpha-Emitter Gaining Momentum in Targeted Radiotherapy
Astatine, the heaviest halogen and the rarest naturally occurring element, has long been a scientific curiosity. Among its many isotopes, ²¹¹At has emerged over the past decade as a frontrunner in the quest to harness alpha particles for highly targeted radiotherapy....
Amazon to launch prescription kiosks in LA One Medical clinics
Amazon is gearing up to roll out prescription kiosks inside One Medical clinics in Los Angeles beginning December 2025. These in office machines will allow patients to collect common prescription medications such as antibiotics, inhalers, and treatments for high blood...
Walking 7,000 steps daily may improve brain health and reduce chronic disease risk
Walking around 7,000 steps each day could help sharpen cognition and shield against a variety of chronic illnesses, according to a major new analysis. This target may be more attainable, yet still effective, than the widely publicised 10,000 step goal. Published in...
Trump’s Recent Guidance on Tylenol, Vaccines, and Children Draws Fire from Medical Community
In late September 2025, former U.S. President Donald J. Trump revived a series of controversial health claims and policy proposals concerning women especially pregnant women and children, triggering sharp pushback from medical experts, public health authorities, and...
FDA Panel Rebuffs GSK’s Bid to Relaunch Blenrep Over Eye Toxicity Concerns
A panel of independent experts convened by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recommended against approving GSK’s (GSK.L) blood cancer treatment Blenrep, citing concerns over known ocular side effects. The decision prompted a nearly 5% drop in the British...






