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How the FDA and the EMA stack up on cancer drugs; Lilly wins approval for drug to treat hair loss caused by autoimmunity 

 

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STAT+: Quantity over quality: FDA approved more cancer drugs than EMA, but they may not have always benefited patients

By Ed Silverman

Molly Ferguson for STAT

The FDA greatly outpaced its European counterpart in reviewing and approving new cancer treatments over a recent 10-year period.

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Eli Lilly wins FDA approval for first-ever treatment for hair loss caused by autoimmunity

By Jonathan Wosen and Akila Muthukumar

Adobe

The once-daily pill, known as Olumiant, was approved after clinical trials showed that treated patients regrew much of their lost hair.

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Listen: Diverse clinical trials: Why aren't we there yet?

By Nicholas St. Fleur

Keisha Okafor for STAT

In this "Color Code" episode, we explore the barriers to achieving more diverse clinical trials and what needs to be done to topple them.

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STAT+: In early trial, drug shrinks tumors in majority of children with most common form of brain cancer

By Jason Mast

Adobe

The results of Day One's brain cancer drug are an early but rare glimmer of progress in a disease that has seen little in the last 30 years.

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