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Buzz Health President Joseph Kleiman discusses how TrumpRx is reshaping drug price transparency, highlighting the benefits of early price visibility for consumers alongside the operational challenges of fluctuating costs, consistency and potential.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, the FDA approves Braftovi for mutant metastatic colorectal cancer, Novo Nordisk and GSK announce major deal activity in a mergers and acquisitions roundup, and UK regulators confiscate thousands of doses of illegal weight-loss medicines.

Britain’s MHRA intensifies enforcement against illegal weight-loss drugs, seizing nearly 2,000 doses and equipment amid rising global demand for obesity treatments.

Novo Nordisk partners with Vivtex Corporation to develop next-generation oral biologics for obesity and diabetes, while GSK agrees to acquire 35Pharma Inc. to expand its pulmonary hypertension pipeline.

The approval makes Dupixent the first FDA-approved therapy for allergic fungal rhinosinusitis, supported by Phase III data showing significant improvements in sinus opacification, nasal symptoms, and reductions in surgery and systemic corticosteroid use.

The agency converted Braftovi’s accelerated approval to full approval after Phase III BREAKWATER data demonstrated significant improvements in progression-free and overall survival in patients with previously untreated BRAF V600E–mutant metastatic colorectal cancer.

Jay Bregman, CEO and co-founder of Andel, discusses how FDA’s action signals a broader regulatory recalibration aimed at protecting intellectual property and explores the second-order effects.

David Graziano, head of retail network at GoodRx, says the FDA’s crackdown on non-approved or “copycat” GLP-1 drugs could shift demand toward FDA-approved therapies while increasing the importance of affordable access through retail pharmacies.

In the second part of his conversation with Pharmaceutical Executive, Sandy Donaldson discusses how pharma marketing teams decide who to target with advertising campaigns.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, AbbVie invests $380 million to expand API manufacturing capacity while Bora Pharmaceuticals and GSK enter a five-year manufacturing agreement, Novo Nordisk announces significant price reductions for its leading GLP-1 therapies, and Astellas enters a billion-dollar global collaboration with Vir Biotechnology to advance PSMA-targeting cancer treatments.

Astellas Pharma Inc. and Vir Biotechnology form a global collaboration to develop VIR-5500, an investigational PSMA-targeted CD3 T-cell engager for prostate cancer.

Starting next January, the list prices for three of the company’s weight-loss medications will reduce.

AbbVie invests $380 million to build two new API manufacturing facilities in North Chicago while Bora Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. and GSK have renewed a five-year global manufacturing partnership.