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1. Rezdiffra is exceeding Wall Street's expectations as the MASH market takes shape
2. Daiichi eyes almost $15B in oncology sales by 2030 in ADC franchise push
3. CSL sinks to nine-year low on revenue warning, $5B write-down
4. European regulators greenlight first clinical test of GLP-1 gene therapy
5. Braveheart Bio's Hengrui-licensed cardiac drug scores second clinical win
6. Inhibrx says combo therapy shrank more tumors than Merck's Keytruda alone
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Lydia Ramsey Pflanzer
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Nicole DeFeudis noticed something in Madrigal Pharmaceuticals’ earnings last week: Sales of the company’s MASH drug Rezdiffra didn’t appear to face as much competition from Wegovy — now approved in MASH — as investors feared. She dug into what happened instead, and what that might mean for the future of the market.

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Lydia Ramsey Pflanzer
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
Bill Sibold, Madrigal Pharmaceuticals CEO
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by Nicole DeFeudis

It seems there’s room for two in the MASH mar­ket.

When No­vo Nordisk’s block­buster weight loss drug We­govy won ap­proval in Au­gust 2025 to treat...

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by Ayisha Sharma

Dai­ichi Sankyo is bet­ting on its on­col­o­gy fran­chise to push it past 3 tril­lion Japan­ese yen ($19 bil­lion) in 2030 rev­enues.

The drug­mak­er pub­lished a...

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LGBTQ+ LEADERSHIP IN 2026
LGBTQ+ diversity drives innovation in biopharma — but transgender and non-binary professionals face rising challenges. Endpoints is going live with our fourth annual special report celebrating the honorees giving voice and visibility while forging ahead across life sciences. Join us.
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by Elizabeth Cairns

CSL's stock hit its low­est price since ear­ly 2017 on Mon­day af­ter it low­ered its full-year rev­enue guid­ance by about 4% and said it would...

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by Ryan Cross

Drug de­vel­op­ers are rac­ing to make gene ther­a­piesthat could re­place chron­ic GLP-1 in­jec­tions and pills with a one-and-done treat­ment. Now, a com­pa­ny based just...

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by Elizabeth Cairns

Brave­heart Bio said Mon­day that the heart mus­cle ther­a­py it li­censed from Chi­na’s Jiang­su Hen­grui Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals has suc­ceed­ed in a mid-stage tri­al for the same...

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by Max Gelman

San Diego-based biotech In­hi­brx is claim­ing that it out­per­formed Mer­ck’s Keytru­da in a dif­fi­cult-to-treat can­cer.

The com­bi­na­tion of Keytru­da and In­hi­brx’s ex­per­i­men­tal drug IN­BRX-106 shrank...