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Alexion launches ‘colourUp4RARE challenge’ to mark Rare Disease Day 2024

The campaign is aimed at raising awareness of how to improve quality of life for patients

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AstraZeneca’s rare disease unit receives NICE recommendation for Wolman disease therapy in infants

The enzyme replacement therapy will become the first treatment available on the NHS for the rare genetic disease

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AstraZeneca latest to sue US government over Medicare drug price negotiation plan

The programme already faces court challenges from drugmakers and industry groups

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AstraZeneca’s rare disease unit to acquire Pfizer’s early-stage gene therapies for $1bn

The transaction could potentially see staff associated with the portfolio move to Alexion

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AstraZeneca announces major expansion of Canadian research footprint

The investment includes the creation of 500 jobs and a new rare disease research hub

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AstraZeneca progresses application for $360m Ireland manufacturing site

The investment is expected to create around 100 highly skilled jobs

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Roche reports positive results for crovalimab as rare blood disease treatment

The drug was shown to be as effective as current treatment, with less frequent dosing

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bluebird bio sells second FDA priority review voucher for $95m

The company sold its first voucher to Dutch biotech Argenx for $102m

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FDA approves Ferring’s Adstiladrin as first gene therapy for bladder cancer

Non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer represents around 75% of all new bladder cancer cases

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Roche’s COVID-19 antibody receives FDA approval for hospitalised adults

The decision makes Actemra the first FDA-approved monoclonal antibody to treat COVID-19

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FDA lifts partial clinical hold on bluebird bio’s sickle cell gene therapy studies

The company can now resume the enrolment and treatment of patients aged two to 17 years

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FDA approves updated COVID-19 boosters for children aged from six months

The Moderna and Pfizer/BioNTech boosters both target the BA.4/BA.5 omicron subvariants

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