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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

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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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Abstract cubist artwork with Y-shaped antibody molecules, a syringe and red blood cells in a village street scene

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Epcoritamab R-CHOP DLBCL combination cuts progression risk 51% in Phase 3

Genmab and AbbVie report topline Phase 3 results in which epcoritamab plus R-CHOP cut the risk of progression or death by 51% in newly diagnosed diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, the first positive readout for a bispecific combination in the first-line setting. #SyenzaNews #DLBCL #bispecifics #oncology #MarketAccess

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CDRH FY 2027 guidance

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CDRH FY 2027 guidance list targets AI device software and 510(k) reform

The CDRH FY 2027 guidance list is out. AI-enabled device software and change control plans top the A-list, 510(k) reform sits Under Construction, and comments close on November 30, 2026. #SyenzaNews #medicaldevices #FDA #MarketAccess

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Illustration of domestic manufacturing and distribution of essential medical consumables

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BD US Government Partnership Commits $19 Billion to US Manufacturing

BD has agreed a $19 billion partnership with the US Government to expand American manufacturing of essential medical consumables. The deal includes $3 billion for production sites, roughly 5 billion more units a year and Section 232 tariff relief tied to milestones. #SyenzaNews #MedTech #MarketAccess

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Lundbeck Europe strategy

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Lundbeck Europe strategy leans on regional partners as patents expire

Lundbeck is trading scale for depth. Michala Fischer-Hansen, EVP for Europe and international markets, explains why 51 affiliates became 22, why a fifth of revenue now goes to R&D, and why US price pressure can decide where a medicine launches. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess #brainhealth #pharma

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VAX-31 pneumococcal vaccine

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VAX-31 pneumococcal vaccine meets all Phase 3 endpoints

Vaxcyte’s VAX-31 met every prespecified primary endpoint in the OPUS-1 Phase 3 trial in adults, including superiority for the three serotypes unique to the vaccine. The 31-valent candidate now heads toward a BLA filing in 2028. #SyenzaNews #vaccines #pneumococcal #MarketAccess

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Jaypirca first-line CLL approval

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Jaypirca First-Line CLL Approval Extends Pirtobrutinib to Untreated Patients

Jaypirca becomes the first non-covalent BTK inhibitor cleared for previously untreated CLL/SLL in the United States. BRUIN CLL-313 showed a hazard ratio of 0.20 against bendamustine plus rituximab, but the comparator is not the drug class that dominates first-line care. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess #oncology #CLL

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