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PCI Pharma Services bets over $1bn on US sterile fill-finish capacity as drug supply chains localize
Drugmakers want US capacity, but sterile fill-finish remains scarce. PCI Pharma Services is betting over $1B that resilience now wins contracts.
AACR 2026: Precision Biologics says it found a new weak spot in AML for CAR-NK therapy
Precision Biologics has revealed a new AML CAR-NK target at AACR 2026. Read why truncated O-glycans could matter for future leukemia therapy.
Cats finally get a disease-modifying therapy candidate as Gallant pilot data clears the bar and FDA opens the fast lane
Gallant reports positive randomised trial data for feline osteoarthritis stem cell therapy and wins FDA expanded conditional approval eligibility. Read the full analysis.
Avacta (AIM: AVCT): First patient dosed in FOCUS-01 with three data catalysts lined up across 2026
Avacta (AIM: AVCT) dosed the first FOCUS-01 patient in March 2026. Three catalysts follow: AACR April 21, AVA6000 H1 update, AVA6103 late H2 data. Full retail investor roadmap inside.
NASA Artemis II mission returns safely to Earth after breaking human distance record set by Apollo 13
NASA's Artemis II crew splashed down April 10 after a record lunar flyby, becoming the first humans to near the Moon since 1972. Artemis III preparations begin now.
Artemis II crew home: First humans near the Moon in 52 years splash down safely off San Diego coast
NASA's Artemis II crew splashed down April 10, 2026, completing the first crewed lunar flyby since 1972 and breaking the 56-year human spaceflight distance record.
Avacta (AVCT) at AACR 2026: What the San Diego data presentations actually mean if you’re holding shares through the trial
Avacta Therapeutics (AIM: AVCT) is presenting two posters at AACR 2026 in San Diego. Here is what investors need to understand about conference data versus clinical trial readouts and which milestones actually move the stock.
Artemis II breaks Apollo’s 56-year record: four astronauts are now the farthest humans from Earth in history
NASA's Artemis II crew broke the Apollo 13 distance record on April 6, 2026, reaching 252,756 miles from Earth during a historic lunar flyby of the Moon.
Artemis II crew emerges from Moon’s far side after 40-minute blackout, smashing 54-year distance record
NASA restored contact with the Artemis II crew after a 40-minute lunar far side blackout on April 6, 2026, confirming a new human spaceflight distance record of 252,756 miles.
NASA’s Artemis II crew will go farther from Earth than any human ever has on Monday
NASA's Artemis II crew approaches the moon on April 6, set to break Apollo 13's 56-year distance record of 248,655 miles during a six-hour far-side lunar flyby.