Pharma Phriday (June 12, 2026). Oral drug delivery continued to reshape the obesity and HIV treatment landscapes. AI platform deals deepened beyond pilots into multi-year operational commitments. BD&L activity was substantial, spanning late-stage acquisitions, platform licensing, and preclinical bets. Regulatory milestones touched rare disease, oncology, and haematology. Several long-standing therapeutic hypotheses were either validated or refuted by Phase III data.

In this week’s Pharma Phriday (May 15, 2026): A landmark week. The first tau-directed therapy to show cognitive benefit in Alzheimer's disease. A pivotal gene therapy milestone in DMD. The largest China-originated licensing deal ever announced. A new BCL2 inhibitor class approved a decade after the last. And AI attracting record funding and embedding itself at every layer of drug discovery.

This week’s Pharma Phriday (April 24, 2026) covers major AI platform launches and enterprise partnerships, showing AI is expanding beyond drug discovery into wider roles. Clinical trials in respiratory, haematology, and neurology had mixed results, while regulators approved products in vaccines, immunology, oncology, and infectious disease. The industry saw notable consolidation with several multi-billion dollar acquisitions in gene therapy, regenerative medicine, and biosimi

This week's edition of Pharma Phriday (April 10, 2026) spans late-stage clinical results in thyroid eye disease, achondroplasia, small cell lung cancer, hidradenitis suppurativa, macular degeneration, and inflammatory respiratory conditions; regulatory approvals and submissions in rare and chronic disease; and a flurry of M&A and partnership activity spanning oncology, rare disease, and drug delivery innovation.

Pharma Phriday (April 3, 2026): Clinical advances span sleep disorders, respiratory disease, dermatology, cardiovascular risk, and autoimmune conditions. Regulatory highlights cover diabetes, haematological malignancies, and biosimilars. Commercially, M&A activity dominated, alongside AI-driven R&D partnerships.

Pharma Phriday (March 27, 2026): Advances in obesity, diabetes, and rare neuromuscular disease; new approvals in lymphoma, paediatrics, ophthalmology, and obesity; major acquisitions in haematology and autoimmune; and licensing deals for T-cell engagers, oncology, subQ delivery, and AI.

The PharmaTell Team has been busy curating Quarterly Results reports & upcoming conference planners + keeping up with Biogen next steps.