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Rethinking Biologics Plants to Earn Attractive Returns
The rapid growth of biologics and other advanced therapeutic modalities is transforming pharmaceutical R&D and manufacturing. From monoclonal antibodies and oligonucleotides to cell and gene therapies, these products introduce a level of process complexity,...
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Clinical Trial Results 23 October 2026
The clinical trial results 23 October 2026 cover non-infectious uveitis, hidradenitis suppurativa, IgA nephropathy, wet AMD and metastatic colorectal cancer. Priovant’s brepocitinib met its primary endpoint in two Phase 3 trials in non-infectious uveitis. AbbVie’s...
Fenebrutinib Approval: When Could the FDA Decide on Roche’s MS Drug?
Fenebrutinib approval is now under US priority review, but Roche has not said when the FDA will decide. The company announced on 30 September 2026 that the agency had accepted its new drug application. The filing covers relapsing multiple sclerosis (RMS) and primary...
Why US Federal Legislation Is the Best Chance to Rein In PBMs
Federal legislation is the best opportunity to compel pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to change. Neither a major Federal Trade Commission (FTC) settlement nor reforms at the state level have fixed market distortions. But the upcoming US midterm elections in November...
The Evidence Problem in Cosmetic Actives: Why In-Vitro Data Is Not Enough
As Head of R&D at a Swiss cosmetics laboratory, I read a lot of the evidence behind the cosmetic actives that brands ask us to put in their formulas. The same pattern keeps turning up. A well-cited in-vitro mechanism gets marketed as if it were a proven clinical...
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Metal Medical Device Quality Control: Why Dimensions Are Not Enough
A correct dimension does not guarantee a safe device Metal device quality control should translate clinical and engineering risks into measurable attributes. A machined component can match its drawing, look clean and pass inspection while still carrying a material,...
Healthcare Innovation Is Not Always About Something New
Healthcare innovation is often associated with something new. A new technology. A new platform. A new device. A new digital service. But healthcare organizations do not always need to add something new to improve care. Sometimes, they need to change something that is...
Clinical Trials Roundup | 18 Sept 2026
Definium Therapeutics’ DT120 meets its primary endpoint in the Phase 3 Panorama study in generalised anxiety disorder, AstraZeneca’s camizestrant misses its primary endpoint in the Phase III SERENA-4 study in first-line breast cancer, Vera Therapeutics’ atacicept cuts...
Trutakna Two-Year Data Sharpen the IgAN Full Approval Race
Vera Therapeutics has put a two-year kidney function dataset behind its bid for IgAN full approval. On 15 September 2026, the company reported the final efficacy analysis of the Phase 3 ORIGIN 3 trial. The trial tested Trutakna (atacicept-vymj) in adults with primary...
Digital Health and the Reordering of Life Sciences Commercialization
It’s been an extraordinary two years for anyone working in pharma commercialization, with the macro environment shifting meaningfully under the feet of all those sitting on the commercial side of pharma or building in digital health with pharma partnership...
From Data to Decisions: The Next Frontier in Diabetic Foot Care
If you are not aware of the statistics on diabetic limb loss, they deserve your attention. Prevention is an absolute necessity. We call this diabetic foot care, and the way podiatrists utilize these opportunities is moving into a more data-rich era. Remote...
Expedited IND Pilot Opens as UK Fast Track Bars First-in-Human
The US Food and Drug Administration began accepting applications on 15 September 2026 for its expedited IND pilot. The programme is a key component of Operation TrialBlazer, according to the agency. The Department of Health and Human Services announced that initiative...
Why Pharmaceutical Quality Cannot Be Tested Into a Product
In pharmaceutical manufacturing, quality control testing is often the point at which a product gets its final analytical assessment. But from my experience in pharmaceutical quality control, one principle is worth emphasizing: QC testing is essential, but QC testing...
Fifty Patients, No Registry: MVA Research Meets in London
Mosaic variegated aneuploidy (MVA) is thought to affect fewer than 50 people worldwide. At that scale, ultra-rare disease research runs into a problem that funding alone does not solve. There is no cohort large enough to randomise. There is often no natural history...
Semaglutide Patent Expiry: What Generics Did to Prices
The semaglutide patent expiry of March 2026 has now had six months to work. The evidence is uneven. In India, prices fell by up to 70% within weeks. In Canada, generic pens reached pharmacies in May. In China, not one generic has been approved. Readers in the United...
AI as a Research Partner for the Overstretched Life Sciences
Generative AI can lift the administrative weight of literature reviews and manuscript drafting, but only when it stays grounded in evidence and firmly under human control. The problem we know too well Every clinician who also publishes lives with a quiet collision. On...
FDA Clears First Glioma PET Imaging Drug After 2025 Rejection
The Food and Drug Administration has approved Pixclara, a glioma PET imaging drug from Telix Pharmaceuticals. Telix announced the decision in its approval announcement on 14 September 2026. The active ingredient is floretyrosine F 18, also written as 18F-FET. Telix...
Metal Medical Device Quality Control: Why Dimensions Are Not Enough
A correct dimension does not guarantee a safe device Metal device quality control should translate clinical and engineering risks into measurable attributes. A machined component can match its drawing, look clean and pass inspection while still carrying a material,...
Healthcare Innovation Is Not Always About Something New
Healthcare innovation is often associated with something new. A new technology. A new platform. A new device. A new digital service. But healthcare organizations do not always need to add something new to improve care. Sometimes, they need to change something that is...
Clinical Trials Roundup | 18 Sept 2026
Definium Therapeutics’ DT120 meets its primary endpoint in the Phase 3 Panorama study in generalised anxiety disorder, AstraZeneca’s camizestrant misses its primary endpoint in the Phase III SERENA-4 study in first-line breast cancer, Vera Therapeutics’ atacicept cuts...
Trutakna Two-Year Data Sharpen the IgAN Full Approval Race
Vera Therapeutics has put a two-year kidney function dataset behind its bid for IgAN full approval. On 15 September 2026, the company reported the final efficacy analysis of the Phase 3 ORIGIN 3 trial. The trial tested Trutakna (atacicept-vymj) in adults with primary...
Digital Health and the Reordering of Life Sciences Commercialization
It’s been an extraordinary two years for anyone working in pharma commercialization, with the macro environment shifting meaningfully under the feet of all those sitting on the commercial side of pharma or building in digital health with pharma partnership...
From Data to Decisions: The Next Frontier in Diabetic Foot Care
If you are not aware of the statistics on diabetic limb loss, they deserve your attention. Prevention is an absolute necessity. We call this diabetic foot care, and the way podiatrists utilize these opportunities is moving into a more data-rich era. Remote...
Expedited IND Pilot Opens as UK Fast Track Bars First-in-Human
The US Food and Drug Administration began accepting applications on 15 September 2026 for its expedited IND pilot. The programme is a key component of Operation TrialBlazer, according to the agency. The Department of Health and Human Services announced that initiative...
Why Pharmaceutical Quality Cannot Be Tested Into a Product
In pharmaceutical manufacturing, quality control testing is often the point at which a product gets its final analytical assessment. But from my experience in pharmaceutical quality control, one principle is worth emphasizing: QC testing is essential, but QC testing...
Fifty Patients, No Registry: MVA Research Meets in London
Mosaic variegated aneuploidy (MVA) is thought to affect fewer than 50 people worldwide. At that scale, ultra-rare disease research runs into a problem that funding alone does not solve. There is no cohort large enough to randomise. There is often no natural history...
Semaglutide Patent Expiry: What Generics Did to Prices
The semaglutide patent expiry of March 2026 has now had six months to work. The evidence is uneven. In India, prices fell by up to 70% within weeks. In Canada, generic pens reached pharmacies in May. In China, not one generic has been approved. Readers in the United...
AI as a Research Partner for the Overstretched Life Sciences
Generative AI can lift the administrative weight of literature reviews and manuscript drafting, but only when it stays grounded in evidence and firmly under human control. The problem we know too well Every clinician who also publishes lives with a quiet collision. On...
FDA Clears First Glioma PET Imaging Drug After 2025 Rejection
The Food and Drug Administration has approved Pixclara, a glioma PET imaging drug from Telix Pharmaceuticals. Telix announced the decision in its approval announcement on 14 September 2026. The active ingredient is floretyrosine F 18, also written as 18F-FET. Telix...
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Medical AI Is Getting Better. Why Is Diagnosis Getting Harder?
A radiologic study today rarely arrives alone. It comes wrapped in automated detection flags, quantitative lesion scores, an AI-drafted report, historical imaging, EHR clinical notes, and subspecialty consult requests. What it does not come wrapped in is medical AI...
Stellaromics Expands Pyxa Adoption Across the U.S. and Europe
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Freeze-Dried Does Not Mean Pathogen-Free
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Why AI Governance in Life Sciences Can’t Wait for Regulatory Clarity
The regulatory picture for AI governance in life sciences just got more confusing, not less. In June 2026, the European Union's Digital Omnibus package pushed back the EU AI Act's compliance deadline for stand-alone high-risk AI systems from August 2026 to December...
Twin B7-H3 ADC Wins in Seoul Leave the UK Route Unresolved
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Collagen Bioinks: A New Standard for 3D-Printed Tissue Constructs
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Autoimmune Serology Redefined: Deep B-Cell Depletion and IgG Blockade
In October 2025, the FDA approved an anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody for adults with active lupus nephritis receiving standard therapy. In the phase 3 REGENCY trial, 46.4% of patients receiving B-cell depletion plus standard therapy achieved a complete renal response at...
Radial Immunodiffusion Protocol and Troubleshooting: Why RID Still Matters
Abstract Radial immunodiffusion (RID) can look almost outdated beside ELISA, multiplex assays, and automated analytical platforms. Yet that apparent simplicity may be exactly why the method still deserves attention. RID offers a direct, visually interpretable way to...
Weekly News Roundup | 14 September 2026
Life science news 14 September 2026: two US approvals for rare diseases, a landmark antibody-drug conjugate readout, and two UK moves on pharmacy access and AI oversight. Scholar Rock’s Isembyld won FDA approval, described by the agency as the first SMA therapy to...
Cabozantinib Salt Form Wins FDA Approval Past Malate Patents
A new cabozantinib salt form has cleared the US Food and Drug Administration. Handa Oncology announced on 11 September 2026 that the agency had granted final approval to OMCAZIO (cabozantinib) capsules. The product sits outside the patent estate Exelixis has spent...
Lenacapavir NHS Access Stalls as NICE Rejects Twice-Yearly PrEP
Lenacapavir NHS access for HIV prevention has stalled at the first hurdle. NICE published draft guidance on 9 September 2026. It does not recommend the twice-yearly injection as pre-exposure prophylaxis in England. The draft does not question whether the medicine...
The GLP-1 Divide: Who Gets the Best Weight-Loss Drugs, and Who Pays for It
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