November 2025

Pharmaron Acquires Biortus to Expand Structural Biology Capabilities

As pharmaceutical R&D services increasingly rely on structural biology and AI-driven platforms, contract research organizations are consolidating capabilities to offer more integrated solutions. Pharmaron Beijing Co., Limited has entered into an agreement to acquire 82.54% equity interest in Biortus Biosciences […]

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Daiichi Sankyo and AstraZeneca Launch Phase 3 Trial of ENHERTU in First-Line HER2 Overexpressing Lung Cancer

Patients with metastatic lung cancer and low PD-L1 expression face limited targeted treatment options in the first-line setting, with current standard care relying on immunotherapy combined with traditional chemotherapy. Daiichi Sankyo and AstraZeneca have initiated the DESTINY-Lung06 phase 3 trial,

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Machine Learning Models Achieve 95% AUC in Predicting Heart Complications

Elderly heart attack patients face complex risk profiles that traditional scoring systems struggle to assess accurately. Researchers at Tehran Heart Center have developed machine learning models that significantly outperform conventional risk stratification tools, potentially enabling more personalized care for this

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University of Georgia Tests AI Framework for Intensive Care Medication Decision Support

Medication errors in intensive care units occur at alarming rates, with unintended adverse drug events affecting 5% of hospitalized patients annually and contributing to doubled mortality risk. A multi-institutional research team led by the University of Georgia has developed PharmacyGPT,

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Naples Team Develops Experimental Paper-Based Sensor for Alzheimer’s Biomarker Detection in Blood

Detecting Alzheimer’s disease early remains challenging, as current methods require invasive procedures or expensive centralized equipment unsuitable for widespread screening. Researchers at the University of Naples Federico II have developed a cost-effective electrochemical sensor that detects beta-amyloid peptides directly in

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