The news sweep
| Published November 6, 2025

The news sweep Thursday 6 November

Text: News Desk [email protected]

Arjo is making a second issue under its MTN program. Read more.

CellaVision reports weaker quarters with varying developments in the regions. Read more.

FluoGuide strengthens its leadership to drive the clinical program and regulatory approval strategy forward. Read more.

Hamlet BioPharma confirms its strategy for non-antibiotic treatment of infections through a clinical study in infants. Read more.

iZafe publishes monthly newsletter for October describing growth, integration and international expansion. Read more.

Nightingale Health enters into a partnership with Alamar Biosciences to expand its unique multiomics offering with ultra-sensitive proteomics for brain health. Read more.

Novo Nordisk reports that Wegovy users achieved waist and BMI goals linked to improved health and a low risk of obesity-related complications. Read more.

Prolight Diagnostics publishes investor letter for November 2025. Read more.

Realheart receives patent approvals in key Asian markets. Read more.

Reputable healthcare provider in Canada implements Sects cloud service for better patient care. Read more.

Thor Medical and Telix Pharmaceuticals signs strategic supply agreement for thorium-228. Read more.

Insider trading & whistleblowing

Herantis Pharma

Invitations & presentations

Alligator Bioscience  Cantargia  Genmab  Hansa Biopharma  Lifecare  Mendus  oculis  Perpetua Medical  SOBI

Communiqués

Magnasense

Summons

FluoGuide

Reports

Acarix  Active Biotech  ArcticZymes Technologies  Asker  AstraZeneca  Camurus  CellaVision  ContextVision  Medivir  Mentice  Nanexa  Optomed  Peptonic Medical

Nomination committees

ADDvise  Mendus  Saniona

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