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Amgen and AstraZeneca’s Tezspire (tezepelumab-ekko) gains FDA approval as an add-on maintenance therapy for patients aged 12 and older with inadequately controlled chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps.

A case study in leading and guiding a cultural reset and strategic revival.

Nine medications are on the initial list of program participants.

The President claimed that prices would drop significantly based on government negotiations.

As the pharmaceutical industry moves beyond rule-based omnichannel marketing, a new era of agentic systems is emerging, in which AI-powered agents collaborate with humans to orchestrate engagement, accelerate decision-making, and maintain regulatory compliance in real time.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we explore how antibody-drug conjugate collaborations are moving beyond oncology into autoimmune diseases, EMD Serono’s agreement with the Trump administration to expand access to in vitro fertilization therapies, and how the obesity treatment market is evolving after GLP-1 dominance.

Peptilogics Founder, CEO, Jonathan Steckbeck, explained that PLG0206 stands apart from current treatments, while the company’s discovery platform transforms drug development from an iterative search process into a data-driven design model.

EMD Serono partners with the U.S. government to enhance IVF access, offering significant discounts on fertility treatments for millions of women.

Hunter Smith, CFO of Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, emphasized that in rare disease biotech, financial leadership must evolve from strict cost control to strategic partnerships.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we explore how pharma leaders are rethinking workforce development at the executive level, the industry’s growing investment in rare disease therapies, and emerging opportunities and challenges in psychiatric drug development.

Biopharmaceutical funding surges as companies like Veradermics, Peptilogics, and BridGene advance innovative therapies through significant financing rounds.

Pharmaceutical companies enhance cancer and autoimmune disease treatments through strategic collaborations, advancing innovative therapies, and improving patient outcomes.

Q&A with Harry Totonis, CEO and chairman of ConnectiveRx, on embracing change and seeking better solutions amid today’s challenging playing field for patient access.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we explore Johnson & Johnson’s plan to separate its orthopedics division into a standalone company, the global implications of the Most Favored Nation drug pricing proposal, and strategies helping small biotechs reach market faster.

Biotech funding surges as companies like Pelage, Kardigan, and Kailera secure millions to innovate treatments for hair loss, obesity, and cardiovascular diseases.

The biopharmaceutical sector sees major acquisitions, enhancing capabilities in RNA therapies and rare diseases, with key players like BioCryst and Bristol Myers Squibb leading the charge.

A Harvard Business School Healthcare Alumni Association Q&A with Jennifer McCollum, CEO of Catalyst.

Hunter Smith,CFO of Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, noted that maintaining balance between investor expectations and long-term biotech priorities depends on partnering.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we cover Takeda’s new multi-year research collaboration with Nabla Bio, how tariff and pricing pressures are driving pharma toward direct-to-consumer strategies, and reports of AstraZeneca reaching an agreement with the Trump administration.

Johnson & Johnson plans to separate its orthopaedics business, creating DePuy Synthes, to enhance focus, innovation, and value for stakeholders.

Nabla Bio and Takeda enhance their partnership to revolutionize AI-driven protein therapeutics, aiming for groundbreaking advancements in drug development.

Hunter Smith, CFO of Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, explains that in biotech, success often brings greater capital demands before profitability, requiring CFOs to balance continuous fundraising with careful management.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we cover Ypsomed’s new North Carolina manufacturing site, how pharma leaders are maintaining strategic clarity amid policy whiplash, and Excellergy’s $70 million Series A launch to advance its trifunctional immunotherapy platform.

Pharmaceutical companies embrace direct-to-consumer sales and price cuts amid tariff changes and Trump's push for lower drug costs in the US.

Excellergy secures $70 million to advance innovative trifunctional ECRIs, aiming to redefine allergy treatment and improve patient outcomes.

In discussing the evolving role of biotech CFOs, Hunter Smith,CFO of Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, emphasized that today’s finance leaders must act as the “voice of the investor,” ensuring disciplined capital allocation and long-term value creation.

Ypsomed invests $250 million in a new U.S. manufacturing facility, enhancing local supply and creating jobs in Holly Springs, North Carolina.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, we cover Bristol Myers Squibb’s $1.5 billion acquisition of Orbital Therapeutics, ongoing legal and market implications of the Most Favored Nation drug pricing proposal, and the FDA’s approval of Libtayo as an adjuvant therapy for cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma.