The FDA has dashed Sanofi’s hopes of launching its type I diabetes drug, Zynquista, this year.
The FDA has dashed Sanofi’s hopes of launching its type I diabetes drug, Zynquista, this year.
A new study has claimed that Britain is a nation of would-be scientists who regret their career choices.
Cardiff University is launching a new Medicines Discovery Institute.
US regulators have posted a safety statement warning of an increased risk of death for patients receiving AbbVie’s venetoclax with bortezomib and dexamethasone for melanoma patients.
Two global Phase III trials of the Alzheimer’s drug aducanumab have been discontinued, after the drug failed to hit efficacy targets.
A new study has shown that triple drug combinations could prevent resistance in many cancer types.
The a three-year follow-up study comparing Ontruzant to Herceptin has found the biosimilar to be just as successful.
£23 million of government funding has been awarded to cutting edge health projects.
University of Aberdeen researchers are set to test beta-blockers for COPD patients.
Takeda has announced the NICE recommendation of Adcetris for advanced cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.
Exscientia has announced a three-year drug discovery AI collaboration with Celgene.
NHS Digital has published emergency readmissions statistics for first time in five years.
The European Union has announced it is to give The University of St Andrews 4.37 million Euros for a medical data study.
Pfizer has announced a collaboration with Vivet on the development of a potential breakthrough therapy for Wilson disease.
The number of active UK biotechnology businesses in the R&D field has soared by 65% in just over three years.