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Xeureka & UBE launch joint cancer drug discovery program
R&D | December 22, 2025

Xeureka & UBE launch joint cancer drug discovery program

Xeureka will receive an upfront payment from UBE and will be eligible for milestone payments tied to future research progress


UK to get groundbreaking early detection test for bowel cancer
R&D | December 22, 2025

UK to get groundbreaking early detection test for bowel cancer

Using a combination of blood and faecal samples, the service examines key biomarkers, including hereditary genetic status


Replacing confusion with clarity: Global Cancer Care launches Mumbai ops to tackle detection delays
News | December 21, 2025

Replacing confusion with clarity: Global Cancer Care launches Mumbai ops to tackle detection delays

The initiative is focused on a problem that continues to plague cancer outcomes in India


Godavari Biorefineries launches US biotech arm to advance novel cancer therapies
News | December 18, 2025

Godavari Biorefineries launches US biotech arm to advance novel cancer therapies

The move strengthens GBL’s clinical-stage presence in the United States


Astellas & Pfizer report breakthrough Phase 3 results in muscle-invasive bladder cancer
Clinical Trials | December 18, 2025

Astellas & Pfizer report breakthrough Phase 3 results in muscle-invasive bladder cancer

The combination also outperformed chemotherapy on another important secondary endpoint


FDA nod to Johnson & Johnson’s AKEEGA for aggressive prostate cancer
Drug Approval | December 18, 2025

FDA nod to Johnson & Johnson’s AKEEGA for aggressive prostate cancer

Patients with BRCA mutations often face aggressive disease and poor prognosis


Lilly drug cuts risk of cancer progression, extends survival in advanced breast cancer trial
Clinical Trials | December 13, 2025

Lilly drug cuts risk of cancer progression, extends survival in advanced breast cancer trial

Updated results from the EMBER-3 study showed that the drug -- Inluriyo (imlunestrant) -- as a standalone treatment cut the risk of progression or death by 38%