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CHMP backs J&J’s myeloma bispecific Tecvayli, ahead of US decision

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J&J filed for approval of the bispecific in the US in December based on the results of the phase 1b MajesTEC-1 study in myeloma patients who had been treated with a median of five lines of prior therapy. Most patients diagnosed with myeloma will relapse over the course of their disease, so the disease is still considered incurable.

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8 Biggest Trends in Healthcare Marketing in 2023

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Patients and healthcare providers strongly require an individual approach for various reasons like time restrictions or personal specifics. The demand for a more personalized patient experience and better service catalyzes tectonic changes. Of course, this could not leave the pharma market unaffected.

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How data is crucial to the relaunch of the Cancer Moonshot

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A key part of this initiative was the establishment of the Cancer Moonshot Biobank, which will ask cancer patients to donate biospecimens and associated health information to aid research. The objective is to gather patient biospecimens longitudinally to understand how patients react to treatments and how cancer develops over time.

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TG Therapeutics challenges Roche with FDA filing for CLL drug

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Aside from Gazyvaro, CLL can be treated with older chemotherapy agents, or Roche/AbbVie’s Venclexta (venetoclax) in some instances, and the fast track tag showed the FDA considered the combination to be a promising new contender on the market. TG said it expects the data submission to be complete in the first half of 2021.

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The “Medical Bypass”: new drugs to strike obesity

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Previously, the standard of care for obesity consisted of holistic changes to diet, exercise, and bariatric surgery for eligible patients. However, despite the effectiveness of bariatric surgery, many obese patients are reluctant to undergo surgical procedures, opening the opportunity for a pharmaceutical approach. compared to a 5.1%

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The “Medical Bypass”: new drugs to strike obesity

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Previously, the standard of care for obesity consisted of holistic changes to diet, exercise, and bariatric surgery for eligible patients. However, despite the effectiveness of bariatric surgery, many obese patients are reluctant to undergo surgical procedures, opening the opportunity for a pharmaceutical approach. compared to a 5.1%