Shots:
Precision, convenience, and disease modification define 2025 drug approvals as regulators reward biologically clear, patient-specific therapies that fragment legacy markets, elevate rare diseases, and prioritize meaningful outcomes over broad labels.
Innovation is shifting from complexity to usability with oral, subcutaneous, topical, and on-demand therapies improving access and adherence across neurology, cardiology, endocrinology, ophthalmology, and…
INSIGHTS+
Shots:
ARCH Venture Partners is a leading US-based venture capital firm recognized for backing bold science and building category-defining companies across biotechnology, life sciences, and transformational healthcare, with a strong focus on company creation
In 2024, ARCH completed 31 investments from Seed to Series A–F and beyond, including late-stage and private rounds. The firm backed innovators such…
Shots:
2025 marked a decisive inflection point for the global life sciences and biopharma industry. After several years defined by experimentation, abundant capital, and expansive innovation narratives, the industry entered a phase of disciplined execution.
Strategies were stress-tested, science was closely scrutinized, and only programs with clear biological rationale and operational readiness advanced.
Rather than…
Shots:
Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) is a serious, potentially life-threatening condition in which damage to the small blood vessels in the kidneys interferes with their ability to function properlyÂ
With the Disease of Month report, we break down complex medical topics into clear, meaningful insights for global readers. By highlighting conditions that impact communities worldwide, we aim to keep our readers informed,…
Shots:
PharmaShots’ Designation Report provides a concise overview of the latest drug designations granted by major regulatory authorities, including the FDA, EMA, MHLW, Health Canada, and NMPA Â
The November 2025 report covers designations granted to 22 drugs and 1 medical device, spanning 8 small molecules, 8 biologics, 2 cell and gene therapies & 1 medical…
Shots:
Innovation in drug development continues to redefine the future of healthcare, fueling bold scientific partnerships and transforming how diseases are understood, managed, and treated across every therapeutic frontier
In November, the EMA issued positive CHMP opinions for six significant therapies and 2 EU approval: Sanofi’s Teizeild (Teplizumab) to delay the onset of stage 3 type 1 diabetes, and Ionis and Otsuka’s Dawnzera (Donidalorsen) for the routine prevention of HAE attacks
In…
Shots:
Innovation surged in November, with cutting-edge science and strategic collaborations reshaping the drug development landscape across oncology, renal disease, hereditary conditions, and moreÂ
The US FDA cleared five standout therapies, including Bayer’s Hyrnuo (Sevabertinib), UCB’s Kygevvi (Doxecitine + Doxribtimine), and Arrowhead’s Redemplo, underscoring a month of meaningful clinical progressÂ
November 2025 closed with five approvals, matching last year’s total, signaling sustained momentum and a steady…
Shots:
Regulatory momentum accelerates globally, with major approvals across the US, EU, UK, and Canada for biosimilars targeting high-value biologics such as Simponi, Stelara, Perjeta, Prolia/Xgeva, Remicade, Xolair, Eylea, Lucentis, and Lantus SoloStar, strengthening patient access in immunology, oncology, ophthalmology, diabetes, and allergy/asthmaÂ
Sandoz, Alvotech, Celltrion, Henlius/Organon, Teva, and others expand portfolios and market reach, including multiple EC and…
Shots:
Telangiectasia refers to the presence of small, visible red blood vessels, often called broken capillaries, that appear close to the surface of the skin. While common, they are often misunderstood, making awareness and early understanding essentialÂ
At PharmaShots, our Disease of the Month report is crafted to make complex medical information accessible and relevant…
Shots:
PharmaShots’ Designation Report provides a concise overview of the latest drug designations granted by major regulatory authorities, including the FDA, EMA, MHLW, Health Canada, and NMPA 
The October 2025 report covers designations granted to 56 drugs and 9 medical devices, spanning 23 small molecules, 14 biologics, 10 cell and gene therapies & 9 medical devices, among…

