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UAE activates new mechanism to strengthen drug supply security

The mechanism seeks to address monopolistic dynamics that can limit market access, constrain pricing flexibility and increase vulnerability to supply interruptions The Emirates Drug Establishment (EDE) has announced the activation of a new regulatory mechanism requiring pharmaceutical companies to appoint more than one agent for each medical product registered in the UAE, in a move aimed at ending monopolistic practices and strengthening national drug security. The measure, described as the first...

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Obesity Power Rankings: Who will challenge Lilly and Novo?

With the obesity market projected to exceed $130 billion by 2034, many major pharmaceutical players are rapidly advancing pipelines to capitalize on what is arguably the most dynamic space in the industry. To identify the companies positioned to outperform, FENIX has created the Obesity Power Rankings of the Top 10 players. For context, >20 companies were assessed across more than 15 weighted criteria, including pipeline depth, clinical differentiation, and commercial infrastructure, to derive a composite score out of five. If you’re interested in a deeper look at the full...

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KFSH Successfully Implements Advanced Technology to Treat Prostate Cancer

King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre (KFSH) in...

GSK to buy 35Pharma for $950 million in CEO Miel’s second major deal

GSK has agreed to pay $950 million in cash...

AstraZeneca boosts CEO Soriot’s pay to about $24 million for 2025

AstraZeneca Chief Executive Pascal Soriot’s 2025 pay rose 6.4%...

Novo Nordisk, United Biotechnology obesity drug trial shows 19.7% weight loss

Novo Nordisk said on Tuesday its ‌triple agonist UBT251...

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AstraZeneca boosts CEO Soriot’s pay to about $24 million for 2025

AstraZeneca Chief Executive Pascal Soriot’s 2025 pay rose 6.4%...

Novo Nordisk, United Biotechnology obesity drug trial shows 19.7% weight loss

Novo Nordisk said on Tuesday its ‌triple agonist UBT251...

Barclays slashes sales forecasts for Novo’s CagriSema by more than 80%

Barclays analysts on Tuesday slashed their peak sales forecasts...

AbbVie launches new podcast focused on accelerating drug development

With an eye—and ear—toward spreading the perseverance and optimism...

Industry News

Barclays slashes sales forecasts for Novo’s CagriSema by more than 80%

Barclays analysts on Tuesday slashed their peak sales forecasts...

AbbVie launches new podcast focused on accelerating drug development

With an eye—and ear—toward spreading the perseverance and optimism...

Frontier Biotechnologies strikes up to $1 billion deal with GSK

Frontier Biotechnologies said on Tuesday it has struck a...

Researchers create ‘personalized’ artificial skin to study atopic dermatitis itch

A Korean research team has successfully developed a “next-generation...

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Researchers create ‘personalized’ artificial skin to study atopic dermatitis itch

A Korean research team has successfully developed a “next-generation 3D artificial skin model” that replicates the unique lesion environment of patients with atopic dermatitis. By accurately recreating the microenvironment of atopic dermatitis lesions to closely resemble actual human skin, this model is expected not only to clarify the efficacy of treatments but also to accelerate the development of personalized new drugs. Previously, atopic dermatitis research primarily relied on two-dimensional cell cultures...

Red blood cells soak up sugar at high altitudes

Diabetes is less common among people living at high altitudes, where oxygen levels are low, than at sea level, and researchers who have discovered why that happens say the reason may lead to new treatments. In low-oxygen conditions, like those on high mountains, red blood cells can shift their metabolism to soak up sugar from the bloodstream, acting as “glucose sponges,” they reported on Thursday in Cell Metabolism. At high altitudes,...

Statins don’t cause most side effects blamed on them

Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs do not cause most of the side effects attributed to them on package inserts, a large analysis of past clinical trials found. For most people, the benefits of statins greatly outweigh the risks, study leader Christina Reith of Oxford University in the UK said in a statement. Her team analyzed data from more than 154,000 participants in 23 randomized trials that lasted at least 2 years, including 19...

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