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Pharmaceutical companies that made MFN deals with the Trump administration will be exempt from the tariffs, along with other exemptions.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, leadership turnover continues across key federal health agencies under the Trump administration, Shionogi enters a $2 billion agreement to acquire rights to Radicava, and the FTC examines antitrust concerns tied to CVS Health’s integrated healthcare model.

Shionogi completed its $2.5 billion acquisition of global rights to Radicava from Tanabe Pharma, adding one of the few approved treatments for ALS to its portfolio .

Regulators are shifting antitrust scrutiny in healthcare from market share and pricing toward how vertically integrated systems shape patient flow, access, and competitive dynamics, signaling deeper oversight of ecosystem design, strategic intent, and cumulative market influence.

Since the start of President Trump's second term, the FDA, CDC, CDER, and CBER have collectively cycled through more than a dozen leadership changes.

ADVI’s head of market access policy strategy discusses how the Trump administration’s efforts.

Soley Therapeutics’ CEO and co-founder discusses the importance of understanding why some cells survive under stress and others don’t.

Mindsets must shift from increasing headcount to prioritizing competency-based training and systems.

FDA has approved Foundayo, Eli Lilly's once-daily oral GLP-1 receptor agonist, as the first small molecule pill of its kind for obesity.

Christopher Locher, PhD, CEO, Versatope Therapeutics, Inc., discusses how emerging vaccine platforms are advancing the pursuit of a universal influenza vaccine, while highlighting the scientific, regulatory, and economic barriers that continue to shape its path to reality.

A federal court setback on childhood vaccine policy has left the White House weighing legal options against electoral risks, as it navigates pressure from its MAHA base alongside broader public support for immunization programs.

Biogen acquires Apellis Pharmaceuticals in a deal that brings two marketed complement therapies into its portfolio, strengthening its position in immunology.

Why balancing risk factors to foster breakthrough science remains one of the key challenges in R&D leaderships.