Lithuania Emerges as a Rising Star in Europe’s Life Sciences Industry
Lithuania, a country known for its love of basketball, is now making a name for itself in the life sciences […]
Pharmaceutical News
Pharmaceutical News
Moderna Opens UK’s First mRNA Vaccine Factory
Moderna has opened a new vaccine manufacturing facility in Harwell, Oxfordshire, marking the UK’s first site dedicated to producing mRNA
New Breakthrough in Medicine: Multispecific Antibodies Gain Momentum in Fighting Cancer and Autoimmune Diseases
More than ten years ago, the first multispecific antibody drug entered the market. Now, these advanced treatments are gaining popularity
FDA Cracks Down on Misleading Drug Ads, Requires Full Side Effect Disclosures
A recent TV ad for a heart medication showed a patient enjoying whale-watching, football games, and nature trips with his
Bluebird bio Rebrands as Genetix Biotherapeutics, Reaffirming Its Commitment to Gene Therapy
Genetix Biotherapeutics, formerly known as Bluebird bio, has officially rebranded, marking a return to its original name from 1992 when
New EU Data Act Affects Businesses Across Europe
On September 12, the European Commission’s EU Data Act took effect, requiring many businesses in Europe to rethink how they
New Breakthrough in Narcolepsy Treatment: Boosting Brain Protein Shows Promise
Drug developers worldwide have made exciting progress in treating narcolepsy by focusing on a key brain protein called orexin-2. This
BeOne Medicines Moves to Basel, Joining a Thriving Life Sciences Hub
In May, the oncology company BeOne Medicines, formerly known as BeiGene, relocated its headquarters from China to Basel, Switzerland. According
New Hope for Lung Cancer Patients: NHS Approves Breakthrough Treatment
AstraZeneca’s drug Imfinzi (durvalumab) has been approved for use in England and Wales to treat adults with a specific type
CDC Advisers Recommend Separate Measles and Chickenpox Vaccines for Young Children to Reduce Seizure Risk
A group of experts advising the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently voted to suggest that young children