Latest Pharmaceutical Regulation News

Bioxyne has locked in a two-year, $50 million exclusive supply agreement with German pharmaceutical distributor ADREXpharma, granting exclusive rights to its Dr Watson® brand in Germany and reinforcing its foothold in Europe’s largest medicinal cannabis market.

Recce Pharmaceuticals has cleared a critical regulatory hurdle in Indonesia with a successful inspection of its Phase 3 clinical trial site for diabetic foot infections, paving the way for potential approval in 2026 amid a large and growing market.

The US Congress has reauthorized the Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher program through September 2029, a move that could significantly benefit Neuren Pharmaceuticals as it advances its rare disease drug candidates.

Prescient Therapeutics has secured a key regulatory milestone with the EMA granting Orphan Drug Designation for PTX-100 to treat cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, while expanding its Phase 2a clinical trial across multiple continents.

Neurizon Therapeutics has cleared a major regulatory hurdle with the FDA lifting the clinical hold on its lead drug NUZ-001 and secured a comprehensive $33 million funding package to advance its pivotal ALS trial.

Invion Limited has secured a pivotal FDA Orphan Drug Designation for its lead cancer drug INV043, bolstered its balance sheet with nearly $1.8 million in new funding, and progressed clinical trials targeting skin and anogenital cancers.

Immutep Limited reports strong progress in its Phase III lung cancer trial with over 170 patients enrolled, alongside positive FDA feedback and a robust cash position supporting ongoing development.

Actinogen Medical has fast-tracked enrolment in its pivotal Alzheimer’s trial, secured a clear FDA regulatory path, and strengthened its financial position with funding extending its runway to mid-2026.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has received official FDA minutes confirming the primary endpoints for its pivotal Phase 3 trial of NNZ-2591 targeting Phelan-McDermid syndrome, reinforcing the positive signals from earlier studies.