Takeda’s $30m Indonesia plasma bet starts with donors, not the drug factory
Takeda plans a $30 million Indonesia plasma network as local manufacturing stays under review. See what the deal changes for medicine access.
Takeda plans a $30 million Indonesia plasma network as local manufacturing stays under review. See what the deal changes for medicine access.
Celea Therapeutics has begun an unusually ambitious Phase 3 program designed to prove that deupirfenidone is superior, rather than merely comparable, to the established antifibrotic pirfenidone. The approximately 1,100-patient trial could support a United States registration application if successful, but its 2029 readout leaves the company facing a long development period and an increasingly competitive
iHealthScreen’s FDA-cleared iPredict-DR brings automated diabetic retinopathy screening closer to primary care, but adoption hurdles remain.
See why the CARDIO-TTRansform miss complicates eplontersen’s ATTR-CM path and tests gene silencing on top of stabilizer therapy.
Natera’s Signatera gains European IVDR certification across multiple cancers, opening a new phase for personalized MRD testing and clinical adoption.
Alchemab Therapeutics secures £25 million to double its antibody data and advance two wholly owned programs toward clinical development.
KKR is building Allyntra around Precipart to expand precision engineering and medical device manufacturing. See what the strategy means.
Bausch + Lomb’s Orphia brings AI to cataract education, but adoption will depend on workflow integration, validation, privacy and trust.
NeoGenomics launches an FDA-approved PTEN IHC companion diagnostic to identify prostate cancer patients eligible for AstraZeneca’s Truqap.
Apnimed, Inc. has filed for an initial public offering in the United States as it prepares for a potentially decisive regulatory year for AD109, its once-nightly oral treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based pharmaceutical company plans to list on the Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker APMD, although the number of shares, proposed