FDA Voucher Leads to Speedy Approval of Boehringer Drug for First-Line Use in Lung Cancer

The label expansion for Boehringer Ingelheim’s Hernexeos was made under an FDA pilot program that accelerates regulatory review of products with national interest. The daily pill is now approved as a first-line treatment for HER2-positive non-small lung cancer, an indication with few treatment options. The post FDA Voucher Leads to Speedy Approval of Boehringer Drug…

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Boehringer Boosts Pipeline, Adding Oral Small Molecules With Broad Immunology & Inflammation Potential

Boehringer Ingelheim receives rights to oral small molecules from Sitryx with potential applications in multiple autoimmune disorders. Depending on the progress of Boehringer’s research, Sitryx could receive more than $500 million. The post Boehringer Boosts Pipeline, Adding Oral Small Molecules With Broad Immunology & Inflammation Potential appeared first on MedCity News.

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Rare Disease Day 2026: From Awareness to Access in a Volatile Year for Patients and Specialized Therapies

It’s not just about awareness but also a call to action for patients, families, employers, payers and policymakers to modernize the systems that shape access to care. It must focus on connecting innovation with the infrastructure that governs approval, coverage and affordability. The post Rare Disease Day 2026: From Awareness to Access in a Volatile…

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HR1 Is Stress Testing Medicaid Performance Metrics and Exposing a Failure in Engagement

This disconnect has become one of the defining operational challenges facing Medicaid plans. What was once considered an under-the-radar risk is no longer subtle. It is now actively shaping plan performance, provider behavior, and financial outcomes across Medicaid systems. The post HR1 Is Stress Testing Medicaid Performance Metrics and Exposing a Failure in Engagement appeared…

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Cientos de enfermeros estadounidenses dejan atrás el Estados Unidos de Trump y eligen trabajar en Canadá

El mes pasado, Justin y Amy Miller colmaron sus autos con tres niños, dos perros, un dragón barbudo y todas las pertenencias que pudieron, y condujeron 2.000 millas desde Wisconsin hasta British Columbia, en Canadá, para dejar atrás los Estados Unidos del presidente Donald Trump. Los Miller se establecieron en Vancouver Island, su refugio rodeado…

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