Ascletis Pharma reports positive Phase I results for oral IL-17 inhibitor

The randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled single ascending dose (SAD) study evaluated safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and target engagement in 46 healthy participants

Vanda Pharmaceuticals seeks FDA nod for breakthrough psoriasis drug

Imsidolimab, an IgG4 IL-36 receptor antagonist, works by inhibiting IL-36 receptor signaling, directly addressing the deficiency in the IL-36RA regulator common in GPP patients

FDA nod to first oral single-dose treatment for gonorrhea

The approval of Nuzolvence (zoliflodacin) follows a collaborative development effort with the Global Antibiotic Research and Development Partnership

Sanofi flags delay in FDA review of Tolebrutinib for progressive multiple sclerosis

Sanofi secures two breakthrough nods in China for rare blood disorders

Qfitlia is the first antithrombin (AT)-lowering therapy approved for routine prophylaxis in hemophilia

Sobi to acquire Arthrosi Therapeutics in $950 million deal, bolstering gout pipeline

The drug is currently being evaluated in two fully recruited global Phase 3 studies for progressive and tophaceous gout, with results expected in 2026.

Zenas BioPharma and InnoCare hit key milestone in Lupus drug trial, secures China Phase 3 nod

The study also showed a clear dose-dependent trend, with the 75 mg QD group outperforming the 50 mg QD cohort

Alphyn Biologics bags $25 million financing to advance breakthrough skin disease therapies

Alphyn is developing Zabalafin Hydrogel as the first therapy to simultaneously tackle the interconnected drivers of AD

Anil Koul joins Mankind Pharma as Group Chief Scientific Officer

More than five drug candidates from his team progressed to human trials including drugs like Rilematovir (Phase IIb), and Bedaquiline

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%