TauRx gathered representatives from leading patient advocacy groups including Alzheimer Europe, Alzheimer Scotland and Alzheimer's Disease International to Scotland House in London.
Jane Wall discusses investment in Alchemab Therapeutics, Life Sciences Sector Plan: one year on, regulatory and trade links, Women in Biotech and BIA members lounge
The UK’s innovative life sciences sector has called on Government to deliver policy continuity, unlock scale-up investment and improve patient access to new medicines.
In this blog, Ethan Almond reflects on the inaugral BioSolutions UK conference, which brought together over 200 innovators, policymakers and industry leaders alongside an additional 29 investors.
In this blog, Emily Klein reflects on the importance of Rare Disease Day in bringing visibility to those affected by a rare condition and serving as a focal point for advocacy in this space.
With Rare Disease Day coming up next weekend, we at BIA are taking time to reflect on our important advocacy and thought leadership in this space, but also on what we hope to achieve in terms of boosting our influence collectively alongside our Charity Partner of the Year.
In this guest blog, Richard Turner, Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting, discusses how licence and collaboration agreements in life sciences can create significant tax consequences.
A bumper update today as we highlight the critical importance of building UK capability and innovation leadership as geopolitics continues to provide uncertainty.
What an incredible night! Last Thursday, we welcomed a record 780 of you to the Roundhouse for the 2026 BIA Gala Dinner. It was a powerful reminder of the strength, resilience and sheer brilliance of our community.
As 2026 shapes up to an unpredictable year, our policy experts have provided more grounding for what the life sciences sector should expect over the next 12 months. This is the second and final part of our 2026 outlook series.
J.P. Morgan’s healthcare conference may be wrapped up, but it has set some tangible momentum and without doubt a more buoyant mood for global life sciences going into 2026.
BIA thought leadership takes centre stage with two key reports published: last week saw the release of 'From innovation to impact: unlocking patient access to innovative rare disease medicines', and today 'UK cell and gene therapy: driving efficiencies and innovation' celebrates real-world UK success.
The BioIndustry Association (BIA) released From Innovation to Impact: Unlocking Patient Access to Innovative Rare Disease Medicines, calling for new pathway to give UK patients access to innovative rare disease medicines.
