Clinical Trials

A peer-reviewed study in Critical Care Medicine found Ceribell's AI algorithm associates high seizure burden with a 3.4-fold rise in death

Health Canada has accepted Chiesi's birch triterpenes gel for priority review, potentially making it the first therapy approved for EB wounds in Canada.

Disc Medicine said a Type A FDA meeting confirmed the Phase 3 APOLLO study could support a traditional approval for bitopertin in EPP, with data

CTA313 targets CD19 and BCMA in a Phase 1b basket trial spanning lupus, progressive MS, and autoimmune encephalitis.

KT-485's Phase 1 first-in-human start triggers a $20m milestone payment from Sanofi under their IRAK4 degrader collaboration.

An independent data monitoring committee found the study unlikely to demonstrate sufficient efficacy; no safety concerns were identified with riliprubart.

Subcutaneous BRIUMVI hit MCID in 82% of myasthenia gravis patients at Week 24, prompting a potentially registration-directed Phase 2 sequential-therapy trial.

The Basel biotech has initiated SIRIUS, a Phase 2 COPD trial of its twice-yearly anti-TSLP antibody WIN378, alongside an ongoing asthma programme.

The Cambridge biotech has initiated its pivotal NORTHSTAR study of oral gildeuretinol in Stargardt disease, with no approved treatment currently available.

Artiva Biotherapeutics secured RMAT designation for its allogeneic NK cell therapy after Phase 2a data showed durable responses in refractory rheumatoid arthritis.

New VITESSE subgroup analysis shows VIASKIN Peanut Patch hit significance across asthma, food allergy and atopic dermatitis co-morbidities in children.

All 12 patients in a UChicago Medicine pilot achieved insulin independence, with mean HbA1c of 5.4% and no severe hypoglycaemic episodes post-transplant.

GI prophylaxis cut Grade 2+ diarrhoea and colitis from 55% to 10% in the GCC-targeted CAR T-cell trial for metastatic colorectal cancer.

A 307-patient pivotal trial showed twiist reduced HbA1c by 0.7 points and raised time in range by 16 percentage points over 13 weeks.

Sparrow Pharmaceuticals reported statistically significant HbA1c and cholesterol reductions from a placebo-controlled trial, with larger benefits in cortisol-enriched

The combined company will operate as Treeline Biosciences, with over $900m in cash and three Phase 1 oncology programmes already under way.

RemeGen's telitacicept becomes the first approved therapy for Sjögren's disease in China, backed by Phase 3 data showing significant improvements on both ESSDAI

China's NMPA has conditionally approved telitacicept for IgAN, marking the fourth indication for the dual BAFF/APRIL inhibitor and its first kidney disease clearance.

Agios will pay $25m upfront for global rights to cevidoplenib, a next-generation oral SYK inhibitor targeting immune thrombocytopenia, with Phase 3 planned for 2028.

Full results from SYNCHRONIZE-1 and SYNCHRONIZE-MASLD, published in NEJM and Nature Medicine, show targeted visceral and liver fat reduction alongside meaningful weight