AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoShamonda Watch: France has reported the first known human infection with the livestock virus; the patient, who had a serious underlying illness, died, but investigators have not established whether the virus contributed. Authorities say no risk to the general public has been identified. The virus has also been detected in farm animals in Liechtenstein, and the ECDC is monitoring the situation. Cancer Care: The European Commission approved Keytruda plus Padcev before and after surgery for eligible adults with muscle-invasive bladder cancer, including patients in Liechtenstein. Reproductive Health: Prince Alois vetoed Liechtenstein’s abortion bill, saying it did not adequately protect unborn life; campaigners said they were disappointed but not surprised. Medicines: A European study found biosimilars accounted for an average 40.7% of the market across 27 countries in 2024, with wide differences in uptake.
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