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Gona Aziz at HLTH Europe 2026 on the Convergence of AI & 5T MRI: United Imaging’s Strategy for Advancing Precision Healthcare 

Shots  United Imaging is advancing the future of radiology through the convergence of ultra-high-field imaging and AI, with the uMR Jupiter 5T enabling unprecedented anatomical and functional visualization while next-generation AI transforms imaging data into actionable clinical insights that support earlier diagnosis, precision medicine, and personalized patient care.  At HLTH Europe 2026, the company highlighted how 5T whole-body MRI expands clinical…

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Michael Wysocki on Precision Molecular Imaging & PSMA PET Innovation: Blue Earth Diagnostics’ Vision for Personalized Prostate Cancer Care

Shots:  Blue Earth Diagnostics is advancing precision molecular imaging in prostate cancer through its F-18 PET imaging portfolio, with POSLUMA and Axumin designed to improve disease localization, support earlier clinical decision-making, and enhance physician confidence, particularly in patients experiencing biochemical recurrence.  At SNMMI 2026, the company presented new evidence highlighting POSLUMA's strong detection performance at low PSA levels, reduced urinary…

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Redefining Asthma Care: Caterina Brindicci and James Teague on Breztri Aerosphere’s US Approval and the Future of Triple Therapy  

Shots  Breztri Aerosphere became the first and only fixed-dose triple-combination maintenance therapy approved in the US for asthma patients aged 12 years and older, expanding beyond COPD and reinforcing the role of single-inhaler triple therapy in advancing asthma care.  The approval strengthens AstraZeneca’s respiratory portfolio and long-term vision of transforming care beyond symptom control, with additional regulatory reviews…

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Expanding COPD Treatment Horizons: Caterina Brindicci and Frank Sciurba on Tozorakimab’s Phase III Journey  

Shots:  Tozorakimab reinforced its potential as a first-in-class COPD biologic with a third positive Phase III trial (MIRANDA), complementing OBERON and TITANIA and strengthening AstraZeneca’s regulatory package while validating IL-33 as a critical therapeutic pathway in COPD.  The MIRANDA trial demonstrated efficacy across one of the broadest COPD populations studied for a biologic, including former and current smokers, patients across…

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Judith Greciet on Targeting Iron Dysregulation: PulseSight’s Next-Generation Approach to Geographic Atrophy  

Shots:  PulseSight Therapeutics is advancing a novel approach to Geographic Atrophy (GA) with PST-611, a first-in-class non-viral gene therapy designed to restore iron homeostasis by targeting transferrin biology—an upstream driver of retinal degeneration.  At ARVO 2026, PST-611 delivered encouraging Phase I results, demonstrating an excellent safety and tolerability profile, stable visual acuity, and early signals of potential functional…

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IL-33 Breakthrough in COPD: Caterina Brindicci and Frank Sciurba on Tozorakimab’s Phase III Success 

Shots:  Tozorakimab demonstrated a potential first-in-class advantage in COPD, becoming the first IL-33 biologic to achieve positive outcomes across three pivotal Phase III trials (OBERON, TITANIA, and MIRANDA), highlighting the clinical relevance of targeting both reduced and oxidized forms of IL-33 to reduce exacerbations in a broad patient population.  The LUNA Phase III programme enrolled the most comprehensive…

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Jared Kelly on Immune Priming & Survival Outcomes: Oncolytics Biotech’s Vision for Pelareorep

Shots:  Oncolytics Biotech is advancing pelareorep beyond the traditional standalone therapy model, positioning the platform as a potential immune-priming backbone capable of enhancing immunotherapies, checkpoint inhibitors, chemotherapies, and other oncology treatments across multiple difficult-to-treat tumor settings.  The company continues generating growing survival and immune-engagement data across colorectal, pancreatic, and anal cancers, while emphasizing pelareorep’s potential to “turn cold tumors…

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Advancing HES Care with AstraZeneca’s FASENRA: Insights from James Teague & Princess U. Ogbogu

Shots:  Could a targeted biologic therapy help address the longstanding unmet needs in hypereosinophilic syndrome (HES)? AstraZeneca’s FASENRA has now received US approval for HES, introducing a once-monthly treatment option for patients living with this rare and often underdiagnosed eosinophilic disorder  Results from the Phase III NATRON trial showed that FASENRA reduced the risk of first HES flare by 65% vs placebo,…

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