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AbbVie’s Produodopa rolled out by NHS England for advanced Parkinson’s patients

The roll out follows NICE’s recommendation of the treatment in October 2023

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Johnson & Johnson’s Tecvayli receives FDA approval for reduced dosing in multiple myeloma patients

More than 35,000 cases of the blood cancer are expected to be diagnosed in the US this year

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Pfizer’s Velsipity granted EC approval for ulcerative colitis in patients aged from 16 years

The immune-mediated inflammatory bowel disease affects approximately 2.6 million people in Europe

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FDA approves Iovance’s Amtagvi as first cellular therapy for advanced melanoma

Amtagvi is now the first one-time, individualised T cell therapy to be approved in the US for a solid tumour cancer

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Astellas and Kelonia enter CAR-T cell therapy collaboration worth over $800m

As part of the deal, Xyphos will combine its iGPS system with Kelonia’s ACCEL technology

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GSK’s Omjjara recommended by NICE to treat myelofibrosis patients with anaemia

Myelofibrosis is estimated to affect over 1,900 people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

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Sanofi’s investigational frexalimab shows promise in relapsing forms of MS

Results from a mid-stage of the candidate were recently published in the NEJM

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ICR scientists identify new way to study important driver of breast cancer

Researchers used a technique to identify specific molecular details of biotin-labelled proteins

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Ipsen’s Onivyde regimen granted FDA approval to treat pancreatic cancer

Around 60,000 people are diagnosed with pancreatic adenocarcinoma in the US every year

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ICR researchers reveal how advanced breast cancers become resistant to hormone therapy

F404 mutations combined with pre-existing mutations caused resistance to fulvestrant

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BioNTech and Autolus enter CAR-T cell therapy collaboration worth over $250m

Both companies will leverage their autologous CAR-T cell therapy programmes

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UK government approves digital pathology for cancer screening programmes

The approval follows a study that showed digital pathology was as effective as microscopy

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