The nonprofit Blood Cancer United has acquired the remaining supplies and investigational rights for the discontinued drug Luvelta to continue providing it to children with rare blood cancers. This unusual move highlights a critical shift in the pharmaceutical landscape where nonprofits are stepping in to rescue promising therapies abandoned by commercial entities during strategic pivots. Simultaneously, a recent data breach at Novo Nordisk involving clinical trial participants underscores the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive patient health information.
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