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Five major pharma stories in one day — Novo's rebrand and AI bets, Bayer's 30-year CKD first, GSK's T-cell engager, and Sanofi's portfolio exit.

Inizio's Elaine Ferguson on why enabling purpose-driven employees to make a meaningful difference is as important as any formal talent strategy.

FDA approves Kerendia as the first new treatment for kidney disease in type 1 diabetes in decades, Novo, Roche, and Aethlon Medical strike major deals and mergers with Orbis Medicines, Dualitas Therapeutics, and North Immunology, and Thani Jambulingam of Saint Joseph's University examines the fight to control the GLP-1 patient journey.

As GLP-1 competition shifts from molecules to prescriptions, manufacturers, pharmacies, providers, and payers are racing to own the patient journey.

Orbis Medicines strikes a partnership with Novo, Dualitas Therapeutics enters collaboration with Roche, and Aethlon Medical has agreed to merge with North Immunology.

FDA has approved Bayer's Kerendia to reduce disease progression risk in adults with chronic kidney disease associated with type 1 diabetes.

Former U.S. Representative Joe Cunningham (D-SC), spokesperson, Pharmaceutical Reform Alliance, touches on what he sees as the most realistic path to making MFN pricing permanent.

Life sciences liability risks change character — not just size — as companies move from R&D to commercialization.

Inizio's Elaine Ferguson on how cross-functional leadership pods tackling real business challenges are turning talent development into operational innovation.

Novo partners with Anthropic to deploy Claude for targeted drug discovery workflows and AI-driven software development.

Sling Therapeutics closes a $123 million Series C to advance linsitinib, while Circle Pharma raises an oversubscribed $92.5 million Series E to move CID-165, into clinical development for ER-positive breast cancer.

Joe Cunningham argues that the most-favored-nation drug pricing agreements carry no legislative weight and discusses what the program actually locks in.

How the shifting tides in information consumption are resetting expectations for pharma in providing and delivering health education.