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Individualised Genetic Therapies Test Regulation, Payment and HTA

OHE’s A Dose of Economics explores why medicines made for one patient challenge regulation, payment and HTA.

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The strategic health economy: how Europe, Japan, Africa and industry make the case for health investment to finance mini

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The Strategic Health Economy: Why Finance Ministries Still See Health as a Cost

At the World Health Summit in Berlin, speakers from the European Commission, Japan, Africa, the Asian Development Bank and industry argued that health is a strategic economic asset, and asked how to persuade finance ministries. #SyenzaNews #HealthEconomics

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AI in medical education

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AI in Medical Education: Responsible Integration Across the Training Continuum

AI is entering every stage of medical training. A new npj Digital Medicine Perspective maps how to integrate it responsibly across UGME, GME and CME.

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Multiple Sclerosis Health Utilities Decline With Disability

Health utilities for multiple sclerosis fall with disability, and progressive forms score lowest. A UK cohort of 5,772 patients gives modellers EQ-5D and cost inputs by MS type and EDSS band. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess

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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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Painted scene of a courtroom and village square with medicines, national flags, scales and figures in Mediterranean colours

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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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