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PASCAL Gets US Approval; China Authorizes Asundexian
The PASCAL indication covers eligible patients with severe, symptomatic tricuspid regurgitation despite optimal medical treatment.
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Anthropic Files for IPO With Proposed Nasdaq Listing
The preliminary prospectus sets no share count or price range; sales cannot begin until the registration statement takes effect.
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Sembcorp Gets Conditional Approval for Singapore Power Imports
The proposed mix of Vietnamese offshore wind, Malaysian solar and battery storage is intended to supply up to 1.3 GW to Singapore.
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OpenAI Details ChatGPT Work Use Across Task Categories
OpenAI’s dataset covers work-related messages from individual ChatGPT plans across nearly 100 countries, excluding enterprise use and Codex.
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Node.js Releases Fixes for Brotli Decoder Flaw
The flaw affects Brotli data processed by Node.js’s zlib module, with crashes, memory disclosure or code execution possible for attacker-supplied input.
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Kelun Reports Interim Sac-TMT Lung Cancer Trial Results
The phase 3 trial enrolled 455 patients in China with advanced nonsquamous lung cancer and PD-L1 scores below 1%.
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AstraZeneca Reports Survival Gain, Misses PFS Endpoint
The global Phase III trial enrolled 594 patients with previously treated, CLDN18.2-positive gastric or related cancers.
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Project Meridien Referral Opens for Public Comment
The proposed Kimberley campus would use a private microgrid, with up to 5,200MW of solar and 1,500MW of wind capacity.
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Genmab and Incyte Plan Colorectal Cancer Combination Trial
Genmab will conduct the proposed trial, and Incyte plans to share its funding and provide INCB161734.
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GDFATHER-NEO Reports Bladder Cancer Response Findings
The phase 2a study enrolled 31 patients who could not receive or declined cisplatin-based chemotherapy.