Global virus filters markets are projected for strong growth through 2035, with CAGRs of 7.2% to 8.2%, driven by expanding biologics production and stringent regulatory mandates for viral safety. Monoclonal antibody manufacturing remains the largest segment, while advanced therapy medicinal products are the fastest-growing area of demand.
Multiple market reports forecast the global biologics and antibody therapy markets will reach hundreds of billions of dollars by the 2030s, driven by monoclonal antibodies, biosimilar expansion, and targeted therapies.
Vertex secured a Germany reimbursement agreement for CASGEVY and signed a WuXi Biologics pact for a preclinical autoimmune T-cell engager. The moves add to efforts to build revenue beyond cystic fibrosis.
The FDA plans to make one study the default for some new drug approvals instead of two robust clinical trials. The shift could have its biggest effect on drugs for common ailments.
India launches ₹10,000 crore Biopharma SHAKTI initiative to transform from generics manufacturing to innovation-led biologics leadership. The national mission aims to capture 5% of global biopharmaceutical market while addressing structural challenges in drug discovery and AI adoption.
Huntington's disease provides neuroscience with a uniquely clear genetic model for studying brain disorders, featuring a single identifiable mutation and predictable disease progression. The condition serves as a testing ground for cutting-edge therapies and raises fundamental questions about brain regeneration. Its scientific clarity combined with a united patient and research community makes it an invaluable resource for advancing neurological understanding.
Global pharmaceutical R&D deal values surged 49% to $86.7 billion in 2025 as companies concentrate investments in AI-powered drug discovery platforms, with average deal sizes reaching a record $1.16 billion despite fewer total partnerships.
Regulatory incentives for rare disease treatments, including market exclusivity and development subsidies, are spurring pharmaceutical innovation across the US, Europe, Japan, and Australia, with multiple companies advancing therapies for conditions affecting limited patient populations.
The blood-brain barrier continues to block most treatments for glioblastoma and central nervous system diseases, with only 0.01% of biologic drugs reaching the brain. New intellectual property coverage and synthetic methods aim to address delivery challenges.
Novartis AG announced at its March 6, 2026 AGM a 5.7% dividend increase to CHF 3.70 per share for 2025, marking the 29th consecutive annual increase with a 3.0% yield, payable from March 12, 2026.
