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EMA has updated its business process for expert panel consultations on high-risk medical devices. The revision, effective 12 October 2026, adds orphan device advice as a new sub-process. #SyenzaNews #MedicalDevices #MarketAccess #HTA
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Clinical trial applications advice becomes permanent from 2027
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EpiScreen epilepsy detection model beats specialists on routine clinical notes
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FDA Grants Rhapsido First Symptomatic Dermographism Approval
Novartis has won the first FDA approval for symptomatic dermographism. Rhapsido (remibrutinib) is now cleared for adults whose hives and itch stay uncontrolled on H1 antihistamines, with 29.3% of patients achieving complete hive resolution at Week 12 against 14.0% on placebo. #SyenzaNews #dermatology #MarketAccess

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FuturePHARMA Targets Local Pharmaceutical Manufacturing in South Africa
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PhRMA’s GLOBE Drug Pricing Lawsuit Seeks to Block the Medicare Rule
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