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Novo Nordisk Stock Surges 24.9% as Danish Pharma Bets on AI-Native Drug Discovery Model

Novo Nordisk Stock Surges 24.9% as Danish Pharma Bets on AI-Native Drug Discovery Model

Novo Nordisk's shares rose 24.9% in a month after the Danish drugmaker licensed its Parkinson's cell therapy to AI partner Cellular Intelligence and closed its internal unit. The move reflects a broader European pharma shift: incumbents are offloading early-stage biology risk to AI-native partners while retaining licensing upside. FDA Fast Track designation for the program has reduced regulatory uncertainty, reinforcing bullish sector sentiment.

LM Salvado•
GSK targets late 2027 launch for Depemokimab ultra-long-acting biologic

GSK targets late 2027 launch for Depemokimab ultra-long-acting biologic

UK pharmaceutical giant GSK is advancing Depemokimab, an ultra-long-acting biologic therapy, toward a late 2027 market entry. The drug represents GSK's push into extended-interval treatments that reduce dosing frequency for chronic conditions.

ViaNews Editorial Team (Europe)•
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