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Senores Pharma doubles profit as sales surge 62%
News | May 15, 2026

Senores Pharma doubles profit as sales surge 62%

Global specialty pipeline accelerates growth


Merck KGaA raises 2026 outlook as life science & AI chip boom power strong Q1 growth
News | May 14, 2026

Merck KGaA raises 2026 outlook as life science & AI chip boom power strong Q1 growth

The company’s shares of confidence were underlined by an upgraded 2026 outlook, with Merck now expecting annual net sales of up to €21.4 billion and EBITDA pre of as much as €6.1 billion


Merck to showcase 100+ oncology studies at 2026 ASCO meeting
R&D | May 14, 2026

Merck to showcase 100+ oncology studies at 2026 ASCO meeting

Highlighting KEYTRUDA & expanding cancer pipeline


Wegovy delivers consistent weight loss & heart benefits for women across menopause: Novo Nordisk study
News | May 14, 2026

Wegovy delivers consistent weight loss & heart benefits for women across menopause: Novo Nordisk study

Nearly one in five women worldwide are now living with obesity


Bayer posts strong Q1 2026 results as Crop Science surge lifts earnings & outlook
News | May 14, 2026

Bayer posts strong Q1 2026 results as Crop Science surge lifts earnings & outlook

Net income more than doubled to 2.763 billion euros, while core earnings per share climbed 12.9 percent to 2.71 euros


Pfizer scores landmark EU approval for  hemophilia drug HYMPAVZI
Drug Approval | May 14, 2026

Pfizer scores landmark EU approval for hemophilia drug HYMPAVZI

The decision marks a significant expansion for Pfizer’s once-weekly injectable therapy


Suven Life Sciences reaches 76% milestone in Phase 3 masupirdine trial for Alzheimer’s agitation
Clinical Trials | May 14, 2026

Suven Life Sciences reaches 76% milestone in Phase 3 masupirdine trial for Alzheimer’s agitation

The accrued data from the Phase 3 study suggest that the baseline characteristics of the enrolled patients are consistent with those observed in previous studies