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Takeda’s subcutaneous Entyvio approved by FDA as Crohn’s disease maintenance therapy

Inflammatory bowel disease affects around ten million people worldwide

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Takeda gains rights to Kumquat’s immune-oncology programme in deal worth over $1.2bn

The selected candidate can be developed as a monotherapy, combination therapy or both

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Takeda’s Takhzyro granted MHRA approval for younger hereditary angioedema patients

The rare genetic disorder is estimated to affect one in every 50,000 people

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AbbVie to expand inflammatory and autoimmune disease portfolio with $212.5m Landos acquisition

The deal will advance the clinical development of NX-13 for patients living with ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease

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AbbVie and Parvus Therapeutics collaborate to develop treatments for inflammatory bowel disease

Both companies will utilise Parvus’ Navacim Treg immune tolerisation platform technology

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Takeda’s HyQvia receives MHRA approval for rare neurological disorder CIDP

The therapy offers patients with CIDP a typical dosing interval of four weeks

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Takeda’s Iclusig combination granted FDA accelerated approval for rare form of leukaemia

The drug is now the first targeted therapy approved as a frontline treatment for Ph-positive ALL

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Takeda’s Eohilia approved by FDA as first oral therapy for eosinophilic oesophagitis

The inflammatory disease affects around one in 2,000 people in the US

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Takeda gains rights to Protagonist’s blood disorder asset in deal worth over $300m

Rusfertide is currently being evaluated in a phase 3 clinical trial to treat polycythaemia vera

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Takeda’s HyQvia receives EC approval for rare neuromuscular disorder CIDP

HyQvia can now be used as a maintenance therapy for patients of all ages with CIDP

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Takeda’s HyQvia granted FDA approval to treat rare neuromuscular disorder CIDP

Approximately five to seven people per 100,000 in the US are affected by the disorder

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Takeda’s enzyme replacement therapy approved by FDA for rare blood clotting disorder

The ultra-rare inherited disease is estimated to affect fewer than 1,000 people in the US

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