Category: News
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Promis reports first human evidence of aβ oligomer reduction by pmn310
PMN310 demonstrates dose-dependent reduction of amyloid-beta oligomers in human CSF, marking a key milestone in Alzheimer’s treatment development.
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Urologic Health secures $11 million for non-invasive bladder monitoring
Urologic Health raises $11million seed funding to advance a catheter-free bladder monitoring platform toward FDA clearance and US market entry.
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Novo Nordisk’s denecimig cuts bleeding in hemophilia A regardless of inhibitors
Phase III trial shows once‑monthly and once‑weekly denecimig (Mim8) significantly reduces annualized bleeding rate versus standard care, with up to 95% of patients bleed‑free.
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From gut resets to microbiome rejuvenation: DDW 2026 highlights transformative approaches to digestive health
An endoscopic procedure that maintains weight loss after stopping GLP-1 drugs, the double hit of stress and late-night eating on gut health, rising rectal cancer deaths in millennials, and youthful microbiome transplants that prevent liver cancer.
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Patients open to non-GLP-1 drugs after education, survey finds
A survey finds that while most patients remain unfamiliar with obesity treatments beyond GLP-1s, comprehensive education about alternatives significantly shifts attitudes toward personalized care.
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ACC26: Amgen’s Repatha cuts first major CV event risk by 31%
New data show Repatha significantly reduces first heart attacks and strokes in high-risk patients without known significant plaque buildup.
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From data to desire: How Pharma learned to win the Super Bowl
Pharma marketing exec on how health brands are trading clinical claims for cultural currency—and what the FDA’s latest warning means for the future.
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How LSD and classic psychedelics are re-entering modern psychiatry
Definium’s CMO talks about evaluating psychedelic medicine(s) in the modern era and developing novel treatments for mental health disorders.
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How human organs are rewriting the rules of drug development
Dr. Jenna DiRito talks about why human organs may represent the “missing chapter” in our understanding of disease, and how this approach is already changing conversations with investors and regulators.
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ECCO26 data reinforce long-term durability and real-world impact of AbbVie’s IBD portfolio
Real-world data and three-year trial results show sustained remission and symptom control with Skyrizi and Rinvoq.
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Sensei Bio stock skyrockets on acquisition and $200m financing
Sensei stock surges after acquiring Faeth Therapeutics and securing $200 million private placement to advance cancer pipeline.
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Evogene and Australian Uni partner to tackle chemotherapy resistance in lung cancer
AI-driven collaboration between the Israeli company and Queensland University of Technology targets cellular pathways to overcome treatment hurdles in non-small cell lung cancer.
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Promis reports first human evidence of aβ oligomer reduction by pmn310
PMN310 demonstrates dose-dependent reduction of amyloid-beta oligomers in human CSF, marking a key milestone in Alzheimer’s treatment development.
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Urologic Health secures $11 million for non-invasive bladder monitoring
Urologic Health raises $11million seed funding to advance a catheter-free bladder monitoring platform toward FDA clearance and US market entry.
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Novo Nordisk’s denecimig cuts bleeding in hemophilia A regardless of inhibitors
Phase III trial shows once‑monthly and once‑weekly denecimig (Mim8) significantly reduces annualized bleeding rate versus standard care, with up to 95% of patients bleed‑free.