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Lunit medical AI oncology research collaborations

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Latest: Lunit partners with Summit Therapeutics for AI biomarker research

Medical AI company Lunit has announced several research initiatives to advance cancer treatment. At the ESMO 2026 Congress, the company will present findings from its ‘AI forHER’ project, a collaboration with AstraZeneca

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Japanese dementia awareness and support initiatives

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Latest: AI advancements target clinical trial efficiency and dementia prevention in Japan

Japan continues to expand regional initiatives focused on dementia screening, consumer protection, and community education. In Akita Prefecture, Akita University has launched screening sessions in Kitaakita City that int

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AstraZeneca investment in Summit Therapeutics

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Latest: AstraZeneca invests $2 billion in Summit Therapeutics for cancer drug trials

AstraZeneca has initiated a $2 billion strategic equity investment in Summit Therapeutics through the purchase of convertible preferred stock. This deal is intended to accelerate the development of the investigational PD

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Antibody-drug conjugate market development

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Latest: Antibody discovery and ADC development drive oncology innovation

The antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) sector is experiencing significant investment and technological evolution. Individual companies are expanding their capabilities through strategic funding and rights acquisitions, such a

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Daiichi Sankyo and Fortis Healthcare legal dispute

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Latest: Fortis Healthcare defends position as Supreme Court allows forensic audit

The legal dispute involving Fortis Healthcare, its former promoters Malvinder Mohan Singh and Shivinder Mohan Singh, and the Japanese pharmaceutical company Daiichi Sankyo has moved toward a forensic investigation of ass

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