Abbott Is Not Testing Whether TriClip Works. It Is Building the File That Gets It Paid.
Abbott began a 1,000-patient, five-year post-market study of TriClip across 100 sites, generating the durability evidence payers and guidelines require.
Abbott began a 1,000-patient, five-year post-market study of TriClip across 100 sites, generating the durability evidence payers and guidelines require.
A second positive Phase 3 in a second tumour makes Ris-Rez the only B7-H3 antibody-drug conjugate with late-stage wins across more than one cancer.
J&J agreed to pay $5.5 billion to resolve roughly 76,000 ovarian talc claims, five days after a court ruling that put plaintiffs in an untenable position.
A Canadian government task force counted the wait for public drug coverage: 200 days for HTA, 195 for price negotiation, then up to 219 more per province.
Italy graded new medicines full, conditional or not innovative for eight years. The 2025 reform abolished the middle grade, because almost nothing ever graduated.
Thailand approved a first-in-class oral antibiotic for gonorrhoea six months after the US, a benchmark for how fast new medicines can reach lower-income markets.
Argentina published the decree completing its National Agency of Health Establishments, centralising the administration and procurement of five national hospitals.
Britain believed it had secured an exemption from the MFN reference basket. Washington reads the arrangement differently, and implementation is still being negotiated.
Susvimo won a CHMP recommendation as Europe’s first continuous-delivery wet AMD treatment, replacing monthly eye injections with two implant refills a year.
Enhertu with pertuzumab and Trodelvy with Keytruda both won CHMP opinions for first-line metastatic breast cancer, moving ADCs from last resort to standard.