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Clinical trial applications advice becomes permanent from 2027

The EU’s ACT EU advice pilot for clinical trial applications becomes permanent in January 2027, with updated sponsor guidance.

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Uptake of New Cancer Medicines in Europe Still Varies

Uptake of new cancer medicines in Europe still varies, with a three-fold gap between countries in 2023.

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EpiScreen epilepsy detection model beats specialists on routine clinical notes

A University of Minnesota model fine-tuned on routine clinical notes separated epileptic from psychogenic seizures with an AUC of up to 0.875, and helped neurologists lift their own accuracy by up to 14.3 percentage points. #SyenzaNews #epilepsy #AI #digitalhealth #MarketAccess

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Illustration accompanying Rhapsido (remibrutinib) FDA approval for symptomatic dermographism

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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

The CSIR FuturePHARMA facility in Tshwane aims to turn South African research into medicines made locally.

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PhRMA’s GLOBE Drug Pricing Lawsuit Seeks to Block the Medicare Rule

PhRMA has sued HHS and CMS over the GLOBE rule, arguing the agency has no authority to tie Medicare Part B drug payments to the prices paid in 19 other countries. The complaint leans on the major questions doctrine and a statutory ban on quality-adjusted life years.

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Keytruda SC injunction

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Dutch Court Grants Keytruda SC Injunction in Eight European Markets

Halozyme has won a Keytruda SC injunction in the Netherlands, ordering MSD to stop supplying the subcutaneous form of pembrolizumab in eight European markets. The case turned on how the patent’s stability test is measured, and the injunction lapses country by country if a national court invalidates its part of EP 2 797 622. #SyenzaNews #oncology #patentlitigation #MarketAccess

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Liver Cancer Burden in Portugal Set to Claim 6,600 Lives by 2027

A national study projects the liver cancer burden in Portugal will reach 4,851 cases and about 6,600 deaths by 2027, at a cost near 370 million euros. #SyenzaNews #oncology #hepatology

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Biosimilar uptake policies deliver savings and access only when countries combine procurement, prescribing and dispensin

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Biosimilar Uptake Policies Work Only as a Mix, Observatory Says

A new European Observatory toolkit says biosimilar uptake policies only work as a mix. Denmark pushed adalimumab biosimilars past 90%, Ireland shared €10 million of savings with clinical teams, and Finland cut reimbursement spending by €42 million. #SyenzaNews #Biosimilars #MarketAccess #HealthPolicy

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European medtech industry 2026

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European medtech industry 2026: patents rise, market share slips

MedTech Europe’s Facts & Figures 2026 lands a split verdict on the European medtech industry 2026: record employment, near-record patent filings and a 77.4% EPO grant rate on one side; 1.8% market growth, a world market share down to 25.6% and the first fall in company numbers on the other. Digital reimbursement keeps expanding, led by Germany’s 59 DiGA. #SyenzaNews #medtech #MarketAccess #digitalhealth

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