EMA greenlights new medicines
At its September meeting, the EMAs CHMP recommended three innovative medicines for EU market approval.
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At its September meeting, the EMAs CHMP recommended three innovative medicines for EU market approval.
Dutch and US researchers have re-engineered non-druggable compounds that block the transmission and metabolism of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum.
Swiss Versantis AG has raised money in order to advance its liver detoxifying candidate VS-01 from ongoing Phase Ia trials to initial Phase IIa efficacy proof.
Danish Lundbeck AS is has secured a stake in the migraine market by paying US$1.95bn (1.76bn) to acquire Alder BioPharmaceuticals Inc.
Prague-based PPF Group has acquired a 19.2% stake in Autolus Therapeutics plc, a developer of T cell cancer therapies.
German and US researchers have found a biomarker that identifies tumours responding to CTLA-4 checkpoint blockers.
French biotech Inotrem SA raised 39m to finance Phase IIb efficacy testing of its TREM1 blocker nangibotide (Motrem) in patients with septic shock.
Paris-based Ermium Therapeutics has completed a Series A financing to develop breakthrough auto-immune therapeutics.
Leiden-based Pharvaris BV received a cash injection that will be used to push PHA121, the very first orally administered hereditary angioedema (HAE) drug.