In this week’s Pharma Phriday (April 17, 2026): In the clinic, some of the hardest-to-treat cancers are finally yielding ground, with survival data that would have been difficult to imagine a few years ago. Rare and underserved oncology and dermatology indications are also seeing regulatory progress. On the deals side, ADCs continue to attract serious investment, AI partnerships are expanding well beyond drug discovery into core business operations, and radiopharma is drawing

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.

This week we've had Eyes On BioPharma updates and US Regulatory moves on EU Tariffs. Check out Lilly 's data and expectations for Verzenio, GSK's deal with Hengrui, Novo Nordisk & Replicate Therapeutics agreement on sRNA, and the latest on US-EU Pharma tariffs.

We've highlighted a few firms: Lilly, AbbVie, Pfizer, Novo Nordisk, BMS, Roche, Novartis, Merck, AstraZeneca, GSK, Viatris, Teva, and Amgen.

Last month, we had Eyes On some of the latest approvals, M&A and litigation. Read more about AbbVie, Genentech, Lundbeck, and GSK ...

2024 is off to a busy start with M&A activities highlighted at the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference, plus another Genetic Medicines approval.

After all the quarterly results reporting, we've had eyes on product approvals, resubmissions, and a withdrawal.

This week PharmaTell had Eyes On: Heartburn – the kind caused by the upcoming Zantac litigation & resulting market jitters.