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Single-use gloves misused across India, raising health risks
Healthcare | March 14, 2026

Single-use gloves misused across India, raising health risks

One task, one interaction, one pair, experts advocate


Lilly issues urgent warning over potentially dangerous Tirzepatide-B12 compounds
News | March 14, 2026

Lilly issues urgent warning over potentially dangerous Tirzepatide-B12 compounds

Lilly has long voiced concerns over mass-compounded knockoffs of its tirzepatide medicines, Mounjaro and Zepbound


Curatis and Neupharma strike major deal to bring brain tumor therapy to Japan
News | March 14, 2026

Curatis and Neupharma strike major deal to bring brain tumor therapy to Japan

Neupharma gains exclusive rights to develop and commercialize corticorelin for peritumoral brain edema


Gesynta Pharma launches Phase 2 trial of promising Endometriosis drug
Clinical Trials | March 14, 2026

Gesynta Pharma launches Phase 2 trial of promising Endometriosis drug

The trial’s primary goal is to evaluate vipoglanstat’s effect on endometriosis-related pain during non-menstrual days


Almirall opens Shanghai hub to power dermatology innovation and China partnerships
Biopharma | March 14, 2026

Almirall opens Shanghai hub to power dermatology innovation and China partnerships

The move comes as China rapidly expands its capabilities in the pharmaceutical sector, particularly in licensing and drug development


Veristat expands global trial & regulatory services as Chinese drugmakers push overseas
Clinical Trials | March 14, 2026

Veristat expands global trial & regulatory services as Chinese drugmakers push overseas

The expansion builds on Veristat’s work helping Chinese pharmaceutical firms such as Hansoh Pharma and CStone Pharmaceuticals


Biogen unveils promising new data for Salanersen in kids with SMA
News | March 14, 2026

Biogen unveils promising new data for Salanersen in kids with SMA

Salanersen was generally well-tolerated, slowed neurodegeneration, and enabled functional gains


Middle East conflict pushes health systems to brink as casualties, displacement surge: WHO
Public Health | March 14, 2026

Middle East conflict pushes health systems to brink as casualties, displacement surge: WHO

The conflict is also triggering a widening public health emergency