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EU nod to Wayrilz as breakthrough treatment for hard-to-treat ITP
Drug Approval | December 27, 2025

EU nod to Wayrilz as breakthrough treatment for hard-to-treat ITP

Wayrilz represents a new approach to ITP by targeting the disease at its root through multi-immune modulation


Ipsen’s FALKON trial falls short in rare FOP study, offers key insights
Clinical Trials | December 22, 2025

Ipsen’s FALKON trial falls short in rare FOP study, offers key insights

FOP is a rare genetic disorder caused by mutations in the ALK2 kinase


Pharma overhaul: EMA hails “Once-in-a-Generation” reform
Policy | December 16, 2025

Pharma overhaul: EMA hails “Once-in-a-Generation” reform

The reform is set to modernise how medicines are developed, authorised, and made available across the EU


Sanofi secures two breakthrough nods in China for rare blood disorders
News | December 16, 2025

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


Debiopharm launches pivotal phase III trial for novel quarterly acromegaly treatment
Clinical Trials | December 07, 2025

Debiopharm launches pivotal phase III trial for novel quarterly acromegaly treatment

Acromegaly, a rare chronic endocrine disorder caused by excess growth hormone, is seeing promising advances in treatment development


FDA grants Orphan Drug Designation for Tinostamustine in malignant glioma
Drug Approval | November 12, 2025

FDA grants Orphan Drug Designation for Tinostamustine in malignant glioma

Tinostamustine is an investigational drug with a potential first-in-class mechanism combining bifunctional alkylating activity and pan histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibition


Zydus receives FDA’s ODD for Desidustat for the treatment of beta-thalassemia
Drug Approval | November 06, 2025

Zydus receives FDA’s ODD for Desidustat for the treatment of beta-thalassemia

Orphan drug designation (ODD) by the USFDA for Desidustat, provides eligibility for a potential seven-year marketing exclusivity subject to the USFDA approval