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Clinical Trials

Update On ADCs: Sales, Deals, Targets And Approvals

The antibody-drug conjugate pipeline has more than doubled to 895 candidates since 2023, with DNA topoisomerase I overtaking HER2 as the dominant target.  

India To Scale Biopharma, Trial Network, Big Pharma Gets Import Duty Cuts

India’s budget backs plans to scale production of biologics and biosimilars, shore up its clinical trials network and strengthen the regulatory framework. Customs duty exemptions given to several big pharma therapies, including those of Novartis and Takeda.

Quince Therapeutics’ Fruit Spoils As Phase III A-T Study Falls To Ground

The company said the NEAT trial in ataxia telangiectasia did not meet the primary and key secondary endpoints.

Predictable Yet Flexible: Sponsor-Driven Timelines Underpin UK’s New Clinical Trials Regime

The UK MHRA says it is ready to deliver the new Clinical Trials Regulation, which aims to balance faster review of trial applications with greater flexibility to deliver a competitive, innovation-friendly clinical research ecosystem.

India’s Innovation Leap: Biofoundry Network, Public-Private AI Research And More Actioned

From a biofoundry network and pharma industry backed AI research organization to a small-molecule repurposed drug in Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy, experts discuss a number of advances underway as India seeks to move up the innovation ladder.

Five Chinese Biotechs Tap IPOs To Study First-In-Class Candidates Overseas

Multiple Chinese biotechs are seeking to raise new funds through IPOs on the Hong Kong and Beijing stock exchanges to support international clinical trials for their first-in-class molecules.

‘The New Default’ – Industry Gives FDA Feedback On Biosimilar Streamlining Guidance

Responding to recent FDA guidance on a new streamlined pathway for US biosimilars, off-patent industry representatives have urged the agency to make the approach “the new default” for biosimilar filings. However, PhRMA has suggested limiting the route to less complex product types.

Bausch Health Needs Plan B After RED-C Trials Fail

The company said amorphous rifaximin solid soluble dispersion did not meet the primary endpoint in two Phase III RED-C trials in the prevention of hepatic encephalopathy in patients with cirrhosis.

Analysts Crow About Potential Of Corvus Pill To Beat Dupixent

The US biotech has upsized its public offering to $175m after the success of soquelitinib in a very early trial for atopic dermatitis.

Medable Bets Agentic AI Can Crack Clinical Development’s Manual Labor Problem

Medable pivots to agentic AI targeting clinical development's 80% manual labor bottleneck, aiming to double CRA efficiency and unlock capacity for 9,000 waiting drug candidates.

Will Chinese Firms Take More Domestically Approved FIC Drugs To The World In 2026?

While a record number of China-originated first-in-class drugs were approved domestically in 2025, only one has so far entered clinical development overseas with its originator as the sole sponsor. But more progress is expected this year.

IntraBio’s Aqneursa Succeeds In A-T Study, Scores European Nod For NPC

The company plans to take Aqneursa to regulators in the US, Europe and elsewhere for ataxia-telangiectasia (A-T), which currently lacks any approved therapy.