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Health technology assessment, pricing and access across Europe, including EU-level joint clinical assessment and the national systems that still decide funding. Coverage spans the major markets and the smaller systems that often move first.

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JNJ-6143 prostate cancer: 75% tumor response in Phase 1 trial

10/26/2026

JNJ-6143 prostate cancer: 75% tumor response in Phase 1 trial

JNJ-6143, an investigational first-in-class oral molecule, produced a 75% tumor response rate among patients with measurable disease in a Phase 1 study. #SyenzaNews #prostatecancer #oncology
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Claudin 18.2 antibody-drug conjugate prolongs survival in gastro-oesophageal cancer

10/26/2026

Claudin 18.2 antibody-drug conjugate prolongs survival in gastro-oesophageal cancer

Sone-Ve doubled median overall survival versus investigator's choice in third-line and later gastro-oesophageal cancer; second-line PFS missed significance.
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Obesity drug reimbursement in Portugal: new SNS terms

10/26/2026

Obesity drug reimbursement in Portugal: new SNS terms

Portaria n.º 464/2026/1 limits state reimbursement for obesity medicines to SNS patients in a hospital obesity pathway. Cover is 15% for 12 months. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess
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Palbociclib Maintenance in HER2-Positive Breast Cancer: EMA Withdrawal

10/23/2026

Palbociclib Maintenance in HER2-Positive Breast Cancer: EMA Withdrawal

Pfizer has withdrawn its EU application for palbociclib in HER2-positive breast cancer. EMA questioned the open-label PATINA endpoint.
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CagriSema Weight Loss in Women: Menopause Stages in REDEFINE 1

10/21/2026

CagriSema Weight Loss in Women: Menopause Stages in REDEFINE 1

Two post hoc REDEFINE 1 analyses show CagriSema weight loss in women held across premenopausal, perimenopausal and postmenopausal stages. #SyenzaNews #obesity #MarketAccess
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Biomarker laboratory in Portugal opens at University of Porto

10/20/2026

Biomarker laboratory in Portugal opens at University of Porto

A new biomarker laboratory in Portugal opens on 21 October at the University of Porto, funded with 2.1 million euros from the PRR. #SyenzaNews #biomarkers #precisionmedicine
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Adverse reaction reports in Portugal rise with GLP-1 use

10/19/2026

Adverse reaction reports in Portugal rise with GLP-1 use

Infarmed has logged 695 suspected adverse reactions to GLP-1 drugs in Portugal since 2024, most linked to Mounjaro.
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Foundayo Oral GLP-1 Tablet Gets Positive EU Opinion

10/19/2026

Foundayo Oral GLP-1 Tablet Gets Positive EU Opinion

The EMA's CHMP has backed Foundayo, a once-daily orforglipron tablet, for weight management and type 2 diabetes.
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EMA Draft Reflection Paper Sets Rules for Confirmatory Platform Trials

10/19/2026

EMA Draft Reflection Paper Sets Rules for Confirmatory Platform Trials

"EMA's draft reflection paper sets out how confirmatory platform trials should handle controls, randomisation, blinding and multiplicity. Comments are due 31 January 2027. #SyenzaNews #MarketAccess #ClinicalTrials"
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AI guidance in clinical development: what industry is asking for

10/15/2026

AI guidance in clinical development: what industry is asking for

Regulators at the HMA-EMA AI group on 5 October 2026 outlined AI guidance in clinical development, with a concept paper and public consultation to follow.
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Social prescribing in Portugal: pilots, gaps and the cost of time

10/15/2026

Social prescribing in Portugal: pilots, gaps and the cost of time

Social prescribing is not yet part of Portugal's national health system. Economists are asking whether it works, and who pays for it.
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Health Security in Europe: Why Resilience Starts Before a Crisis

10/13/2026

Health Security in Europe: Why Resilience Starts Before a Crisis

Health security in Europe is being redefined from emergency response to national resilience, and the EFPIA View argues it starts with funded health systems.
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