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New data highlight pevifoscorvir’s potent antiviral activity and sustained hepatitis B antigen suppression lasting up to 96 weeks after treatment.

Meena Bansal, MD, discusses the evolving MASH pipeline and why precision phenotyping, biomarkers, and cardiovascular outcomes data remain critical gaps.

Phase 2 data for DD01 and pemvidutide show liver-directed MASH benefits beyond weight loss, with strong tolerability heading into phase 3.

Phase 3 THRIVE-AA2 data show deuruxolitinib in alopecia areata boosts hair regrowth and satisfaction in severe AA, with manageable safety, vs placebo.

Full results from the pivotal B-Well 1 and B-Well 2 phase 3 trials confirm that bepirovirsen delivers statistically significant functional cure rates in chronic hepatitis B.

A reproducible Prior Authorization Friction Index enables payers to identify glucagon-like peptide-1 delays and rework, reduce avoidable barriers, and monitor utilization, budgets, and equity in real-world practice.

Ohio cancer care leaders identified persistent gaps in quality, pharmacy infrastructure, bispecific access, and biomarker testing at a May 2026 summit.

Two posters presented at the EASL Congress 2026 highlight promising clinical and preclinical findings for AHB-137.

Despite high US health care spending, data show lower life expectancy, worse maternal mortality, and too few primary care doctors.

ACS updated CRC screening guidelines, adding blood-based and stool tests to expand screening access and improve early detection.






















