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Potential near-term commercialization through two synergistic business units: (i) a telehealth platform connecting patients with independent licensed healthcare providers and (ii) a North American network of pharmacy-based pharmaceutical 3D-printing systems for compounding medications, together forming a personalized medicine ecosystem

High-quality cytokines for organoid growth, differentiation, and expansion.

Over the past decade, Eli Lilly has bought out more biotechs than any of the other top 12 pharmas by revenue—with 10 of those acquisitions arriving just this year.

Highlights M3DICINES™ 3D-printed medicines platform. One platform for PharmaTher’s proprietary products, its network of CraftMake™ placements and partner services: CDMO, white-label products, formulation licensing and clinical trial supply. Commercial launch of M3DICINES™. Initial orders of the CraftMake™ pharmaceutical 3D printer, the platform’s entry point, are planned for Q4 2026. Near-term products. First proprietary 503A peptide products are planned for Q4 2026, followed by a ketamine dissolvable tablet for telehealth in Q1 2027. Rare pediatric NDA with voucher potential. Orphan drug and rare pediatric disease designation applications are planned for October 2026, with a pre-IND meeting in Q1 2027 and an NDA submission targeted for Q4 2028. Approval could earn a priority review voucher; recent vouchers have sold for US$100–155 million. Pipeline expansion into underserved markets. PharmaTher is evaluating three underserved markets where small-batch production is an advantage: ultra-rare diseases with no FDA-approved treatment, psychedelic medicines for clinical trials and special access, and discontinued medicines that mass manufacturing no longer serves. National emergency network. Every CraftMake™ placement can become a node that prints medical countermeasures on demand. PharmaTher plans to pursue readiness contracts with U.S. and Canadian agencies. New website and brand. PharmaTher has launched its new corporate website at PharmaTher.com, and PERSONALIZ3D™ is now M3DICINES™ (M3DICINES.com).

Back-to-back failures of multiple late-phase trials have raised questions about how Novartis has deployed capital in pursuit of drugs to drive growth through the 2030s.

About two months into CEO Belén Garijo’s new tenure, Sanofi’s R&D chief has departed, with Xaira’s chief medical officer set to take charge of the pharma’s pipeline.