Pfizer’s drug to treat rare haemophilia disorder gets US regulator’s approval
Pfizer Inc., got a nod from the US drug regulator for its drug Hympavzi to treat two types of a rare blood disorder.
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Pfizer Inc., got a nod from the US drug regulator for its drug Hympavzi to treat two types of a rare blood disorder.
Sage Therapeutics Inc.’s experimental drug failed to meet its main goal of treating mild dementia due to Alzheimer's disease and the US, Cambridge-headquartered.
Johnson and Johnson discontinued a study of an investigational drug to treat bladder cancer after it failed to yield desired results
Gilead Sciences, Inc. has signed non-exclusive, royalty-free voluntary licensing agreements with six pharmaceutical makers to make and sell its generic lenacapavir drug for the prevention.
Eli Lilly and Company will build a $4.5 billion center for advanced manufacturing and drug development in Indiana to innovate new production methods.
Amplifica Holdings Group Inc.’s first-in-human trial of an injectable medicine for treating hair loss has shown a more than 15% increase in non-vellus.
Merck & Co., announced its trial drug along with a combination of the company’s Keytruda therapy failed to meet the main goal of.
Amgen Inc.’s experimental drug to treat patients suffering from a rare muscle-weakening disease, myasthenia gravis, has shown positive results in an end-stage trial.
British-Swedish AstraZeneca and Japan's Daiichi Sankyo’s investigational drug for breast cancer failed to significantly improve the overall survival of the patients during an.
Denmark’s Novo Nordisk got the backing of the European Medicines Agency for its Wegovy drug to reduce heart failure in obese people.