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Gene therapies on clinical hold after tumour found in five‑year‑old
The development of a brain tumour in a study participant has led the FDA to temporarily halt two ongoing gene therapy programs. The affected company, Regenxbio, immediately lost nearly one‑fifth of its market value.
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Swedish drug development projects in Phase III – studies to keep an eye on
Developing new medicines is, as we know, a lengthy and uncertain process, and only a fraction of all projects ever reach late clinical phase. But it does happen – and here we highlight a number of promising Swedish drug candidates currently in Phase III that are worth watching more closely.
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“The US matters most – even in times of turbulence”
Tariffs, geopolitical uncertainty and rapidly changing trade conditions mean that Swedish life science companies need more routes into global markets – and faster support to understand what actually applies. That is the view of Johan Chun, newly appointed Head of Industry at Business Sweden.
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Positive outcome in phase III for Sanofi’s eczema treatment
The antibody amlitelimab shows positive Phase III data as a treatment for atopic dermatitis. France‑based Sanofi now plans to submit global regulatory applications before the end of the year.
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Atrogi on its challenger to GLP-1: “Now we are stepping forward”
A new approach to treating type 2 diabetes and obesity is taking shape in a laboratory just a stone’s throw from the Karolinska Institute. At Atrogi, researchers are developing a potential challenger to today’s GLP-1.
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List: The companies behind 38 new pharmaceutical substances in the EU
In 2025, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) recommended 104 medicines for approval. Of these, 38 contained a new active substance that had never before been authorised in the EU. Life Science Sweden has mapped the companies and countries behind the new substances.
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Novo Nordisk Foundation commits billions to Danish life science incubator
The Novo Nordisk Foundation grants up to DKK 5.5 billion to life science and deep‑tech incubator Bioinnovation Institute (BII) in Copenhagen.
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Novo Nordisk-fonden går in med miljardstöd till life science-inkubator
Novo Nordisk-fonden avsätter upp till 5,5 miljarder danska kronor, motsvarande nästan 8 miljarder svenska kronor, till life science- och deep tech-inkubatorn Bioinnovation Institute (BII) i Köpenhamn.
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Investor Network Backs Early-Stage Nordic Innovation
Life Science Invest is expanding into the Nordic region and has secured SEK 31 million to invest in early-stage research companies. The capital will be invested in around ten life science companies over the coming year.
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Fourteen US-based top researchers recruited to Sweden
Sweden has set its sights on America’s top scholars – and it seems to work. By the end of 2025, fourteen leading U.S.-based researchers had already been won over to Swedish universities.
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Koleraämne prövas mot cancer i svensk studie
Kolerabakterier har inget gott rykte, men i Umeå har forskare funnit en oväntad användning för dem – som del av en potentiell framtida behandling mot cancer.
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Obesity dominates as future blockbusters are identified
Two drug candidates targeting obesity and diabetes stand out sharply in Clarivate’s newly selected “starting eleven” of potential future blockbusters worth watching.
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