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Portugal pharmaceutical exports APIFARMA 2025 indicators

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Portugal Pharmaceutical Exports Jump 42.9% to €5 Billion in 2025

Portugal pharmaceutical exports climbed 42.9% in 2025 to €5.0 billion. Without that increase, national goods exports would have contracted. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess #Pharma

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INOV@INFARMED network

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Infarmed Launches INOV@INFARMED Network to Unite Science and Regulation

Infarmed has launched INOV@INFARMED, a new network connecting Portugal’s medicines regulator with 26 universities and research institutes to advance regulation and health technology assessment. #SyenzaNews #HTA #RegulatoryScience #HealthInnovation

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CHMP September 2026

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CHMP September 2026 Recommends 12 New Medicines

EMA’s CHMP September 2026 meeting ended with positive opinions for 12 new medicines and 11 indication extensions. New approvals cover haemophilia A, ALK-positive lung cancer, myasthenia gravis, ovarian cancer, hidradenitis suppurativa and short bowel syndrome, plus the first biosimilar cleared under the tailored clinical pathway.

#SyenzaNews #pharmaceuticals #drugdevelopment #innovation #MarketAccess

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Kerendia (finerenone) FDA approval for chronic kidney disease associated with type 1 diabetes

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Kerendia Type 1 Diabetes Approval: First New CKD Treatment in 30 Years

FDA approved finerenone (Kerendia) for CKD associated with type 1 diabetes, the first new treatment for this population in 30 years. The label rests on a six-month UACR reduction, not hard kidney outcomes, so payers and HTA agencies will each have to decide how much credit the surrogate deserves. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess #CKD #Type1Diabetes

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EMEA and GBEI convened China, Malaysia, Japan and India to shape an Asian brain economy strategy, presenting the new Asi

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Building an Asian Brain Economy Strategy Around Brain Capital

EMEA and GBEI brought China, Malaysia, Japan and India together to map an Asian brain economy strategy, framing brain capital as core economic infrastructure and introducing the Asian Brain Economy Index. #BrainEconomy #BrainCapital #Asia #BrainHealth

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HER2-low breast cancer

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NICE Recommends Enhertu for HER2-Low Breast Cancer

NICE has reversed its earlier rejection and now recommends Enhertu (trastuzumab deruxtecan) as a routine NHS option for HER2-low metastatic breast cancer after chemotherapy. The change follows an updated commercial deal and new EQ-5D-5L utility values validated in the DESTINY-Breast04 trial. #SyenzaNews #HTA #MarketAccess #BreastCancer

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Novo Nordisk and Anthropic AI drug discovery collaboration artwork

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Novo Nordisk and Anthropic Team Up to Accelerate Drug Discovery

Novo Nordisk and Anthropic have announced a partnership to speed drug discovery. Novo will use Claude Science across R&D and for agentic software engineering, with robust data governance and human oversight built in. #SyenzaNews #DrugDiscovery #AI #MarketAccess

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Spain's Real Decreto 415/2026 makes patient involvement in HTA a legal requirement, and a plain-language summary could k

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Spain’s New HTA Law Gives Patient Involvement in HTA a Legal Footing

Spain’s Real Decreto 415/2026 makes patient involvement in HTA a legal requirement. Speakers from POP, Cancer Patients Europe, BMS and NICE explain how plain-language summaries keep that involvement meaningful.

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Data Act access by design

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The Data Act puts device data in the hands of hospitals

From 12 September 2026, new connected medical devices on the EU market must be designed for default data access, handing hospitals control of the data their equipment generates. #SyenzaNews #DataAct #MedicalDevices #MarketAccess

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STEP Young shows 40.4% of children aged 6 to 11 left the obesity range on semaglutide. What the GLP-1 pediatric obesity result means for access.

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Obesity Medicines Move Into Elementary School After Novo’s STEP Young Result

Novo Nordisk’s STEP Young trial reports 40.4% of children aged 6 to under 12 left the obesity range on semaglutide, the first Phase 3 win in elementary-age obesity. #SyenzaNews #obesity #GLP1 #MarketAccess

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