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Aquestive Therapeutics Faces FDA Setback for Anaphylm

Aquestive Therapeutics disclosed FDA deficiencies in its Anaphylm NDA, halting labeling discussions and causing a 37% stock drop. The setback does not represent a final rejection, leaving a path for resubmission.

CT-Detected White Matter Disease Linked to Higher Stroke, Dementia Risk

A study finds that white matter disease detected on CT scans signals a higher risk for stroke or dementia compared to MRI-only findings. CT-detected WMD may represent more advanced cerebrovascular injury, highlighting the need for modality-specific interpretation of incidentally discovered brain abnormalities.

Cue Biopharma Names Dominic Borie Chief Medical Officer and R&D Head

Cue Biopharma appointed Dominic Borie as chief medical officer and R&D head as it advances CUE-221 (Phase 2 data expected Q3 2026) and CUE-401 (Phase 1 start Q4 2026). He brings over 20 years of immunology and clinical development experience. The company recently raised $50M to support clinical development.

FDA Accepts Bristol Myers Squibb's NDAs for Two CELMoD Agents in Multiple Myeloma

The FDA accepted Bristol Myers Squibb’s NDAs for iberdomide and mezigdomide, two CELMoD agents for relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma. Iberdomide has Priority Review and a PDUFA date of Aug. 17, 2026; mezigdomide’s is May 13, 2027. The filings are backed by Phase 3 data, including a 52% PFS risk reduction for mezigdomide.

Newron Updates on FDA Evenamide Hold, Secures €38M for Phase III Program

Newron Pharmaceuticals has had a constructive FDA meeting about the clinical hold on its evenamide Phase III ENIGMA-TRS 2 trial and also secured up to €38 million in funding to advance the program. The company plans to propose changes to address the FDA’s concerns, while the financing extends its cash runway beyond key 12-week results.

Second Pregnancy Causes Distinct Brain Changes, Study Shows

A new study reveals that a second pregnancy uniquely alters the female brain, with distinct changes in attention and sensory networks compared to the first pregnancy. The research also links brain changes to mother-child bonding and peripartum depression.

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