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Cipla's leadership fields shareholder queries on the specter of US tariffs and also outlines how the firm is nurturing the business for the future in areas like mRNA and point-of-care diagnostics, while building on its strength in the respiratory space.
Bharatt Chowrira departs days after firm’s chair stepped down.
Vertex said it reached “a broad reimbursement agreement” with the National Health Service for its once-daily, triple combination treatment for cystic fibrosis. As for reimbursement in the rest of Europe, the company is targeting Ireland, Denmark and Germany next.
In an exclusive interview, Iconovo CEO Johan Wäborg outlines the company’s strategy to become a leader in dry powder inhalation by focusing on platform development, reformulated therapies, and B2B licensing, with a plan to break even by 2027.
A German biotech has solved a fundamental physics problem that has limited mRNA therapeutics to injectable vaccines. Its breakthrough stabilizer technology allows mRNA particles to survive the mechanical stress of inhalation delivery, opening the door to treating chronic respiratory diseases.
The company hopes the drug will become the standard of care rescue treatment in asthma.
PharmaMar, which wants to use the Jazz Pharmaceuticals-partnered drug, lurbinectedin, in combination with Roche’s Tecentriq for treating extensive-stage small cell lung cancer, is one of two companies that this month sought an accelerated assessment of their planned EU marketing applications.
As its need for development resources declines, Iconovo is cutting staff to save money as it moves to the commercialization stage for its portfolio of off-patent inhaled products.
Teva was forced to delist its ProAir HFA inhaler patents from the FDA’s Orange Book by mid-March after the Federal Circuit denied its petition for en banc rehearing. Will the Supreme Court listen?
Teva will have to delist its ProAir HFA inhaler patents from the FDA’s Orange Book by mid-March, as the Federal Circuit denied its petition for en banc rehearing. Will the Supreme Court listen?
The European Medicines Agency is consulting on new requirements in its guideline on clinical trials for acute respiratory distress syndrome. The updates cover the selection of target population, choice of endpoints, use of biomarkers and pandemic preparedness.
The European Medicines Agency is considering whether apitegromab, brensocatib and diazoxide choline, from Scholar, Insmed and Soleno respectively, are drugs that are of potential major public health interest, particularly from the point of view of therapeutic innovation.