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Solventum to acquire Acera Surgical in $725 million deal
News | November 25, 2025

Solventum to acquire Acera Surgical in $725 million deal

Solventum aims to accelerate innovation in acute wound care, expand its market reach, and deliver enhanced solutions for patients, clinicians, and shareholders


Gilead delivers groundbreaking HIV prevention drug to Eswatini & Zambia
Biopharma | November 25, 2025

Gilead delivers groundbreaking HIV prevention drug to Eswatini & Zambia

The deliveries bring the innovative medicine to communities heavily impacted by HIV just five months after U.S. FDA approval


Bayer’s experimental stroke drug could reshape secondary stroke prevention
Clinical Trials | November 24, 2025

Bayer’s experimental stroke drug could reshape secondary stroke prevention

Millions of stroke survivors across the world may soon have a new defense


BioNxt secures Eurasian patent for breakthrough sublingual MS therapy
News | November 24, 2025

BioNxt secures Eurasian patent for breakthrough sublingual MS therapy

The Eurasian Patent Organization (EAPO) has granted Patent, protecting the company’s sublingual delivery technology for anticancer drugs used to treat autoimmune and neurodegenerative diseases


Croda partners with Amino to expand biopharma capabilities
Biopharma | November 23, 2025

Croda partners with Amino to expand biopharma capabilities

The partnership combines Croda’s deep expertise in smart science and global market reach with Amino’s advanced capabilities in precision manufacturing of amino acids


Aayush Wellness partners with Blinkit to strengthen distribution network
Supply Chain | November 23, 2025

Aayush Wellness partners with Blinkit to strengthen distribution network

The partnership will enable rapid and reliable product delivery


Merck’s two-drug HIV regimen hits phase 3 success
Clinical Trials | November 21, 2025

Merck’s two-drug HIV regimen hits phase 3 success

The study successfully met its primary endpoint, demonstrating similar rates of viral suppression for DOR/ISL compared to Biktarvy at 48 weeks