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16/10/2026

Not every sign is a lump. And early breast cancer may cause no noticeable symptoms.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an opportunity to look beyond familiar messages: to recognise unusual breast changes, understand personal risk and have informed conversations about screening.

Most breast changes are not cancer, but they should be assessed by a healthcare professional. Being familiar with your breasts does not replace recommended screening.

Awareness also means looking beyond detection. Timely diagnosis, access to appropriate treatment and compassionate support all matter throughout the breast cancer journey.

At Inpharmus, we believe every person affected by breast cancer deserves to be heard, supported and treated with dignity.

This October, let’s turn awareness into informed action and keep the conversation going beyond the month.

05/10/2026

Scientific innovation can make a difference only when it reaches the people who need it.

Behind that journey are supply chain professionals whose expertise, planning, and collaboration help turn access into a reality. Their work often happens behind the scenes, but its purpose is deeply human: supporting the care patients depend on.

This National Health Care Supply Chain Week, we recognise the people and partnerships that keep healthcare moving.

At Inpharmus, we see dependable supply chains as an essential part of connecting science with patient needs.

Every link matters. Because every patient matters.

01/10/2026

Today is APDS Awareness Day.

Activated PI3K Delta Syndrome, or APDS, is a rare inborn error of immunity that can affect how the immune system functions and regulates itself.

Its manifestations may include recurrent infections, lymphoproliferation and autoimmunity. Because these signs can vary and overlap with other immune disorders, recognising the broader clinical pattern is essential.

On 1 October, we raise awareness to support greater recognition, better understanding and more informed care for people living with APDS.

We Care About Rare.

30/09/2026

When infections keep returning, it may be time to look beyond the obvious.

Activated PI3K Delta Syndrome, or APDS, is a rare inborn error of immunity associated with overactivation of the PI3Kδ pathway. It can affect the development and function of immune cells, leading to a complex clinical picture that may include recurrent respiratory infections, persistent viral infections, lymphoproliferation, autoimmunity and gastrointestinal manifestations.

Because the symptoms can vary significantly and overlap with other immune disorders, APDS may remain unrecognised for years. Looking at the complete pattern, rather than each symptom in isolation, can support appropriate immunological and genetic evaluation.

On 1 October, APDS Awareness Day, we stand for greater recognition, better understanding and more informed care for people living with this rare condition.

We Care About Rare.

17/09/2026

FMF may appear in recurring attacks, but awareness should not begin and end with symptoms.

Recognising patterns, understanding the disease, and supporting appropriate follow-up are essential parts of the FMF journey.

To mark FMF Awareness Day, we hear from experts about early diagnosis, regular treatment, and what living with FMF means beyond the attacks.

On 17 September, we stand for greater awareness, better understanding, and more informed care.

31/08/2026

Understanding amino acid metabolism is about more than biochemistry. It is about protecting brain development, neurological function, and lifelong potential through early diagnosis and intervention.

14/08/2026

Every newborn looks healthy at birth, but some serious conditions remain silent during the first days of life.

Newborn screening uses just a few drops of blood to detect certain treatable disorders before symptoms appear. Early diagnosis allows timely treatment, helping prevent irreversible complications and improving lifelong health outcomes.

It is one of the most successful preventive public health programs, giving thousands of children the opportunity to grow and develop with the best possible start.

Because sometimes, the smallest sample can make the biggest difference.

11/08/2026

Every time we digest protein, our body produces ammonia, a substance that can be toxic to the brain if it accumulates.

The urea cycle safely converts ammonia into urea so it can be removed from the body. When this process is disrupted, serious neurological complications may occur.

An invisible yet essential pathway that plays a vital role in protecting human health.

06/07/2026

Every era of science is shaped not only by answers, but also by the questions that remain open.

Some unanswered questions are not signs of weakness. They are signs that inquiry is still alive. They create space for newstudies, sharper clinical thinking, and better pathways forward.

Progress does not always begin with conclusions. Sometimes, it begins with asking better questions.

03/07/2026

Not every important dataset comes with a headline result.

A trial with modest overall outcomes may still uncover meaningful signals, such as patient subgroups with stronger responses, overlooked biomarkers, orbetter ways to measure outcomes. These insights often shape the next generation of research and clinical strategy.

In healthcare, progress is rarely linear. Sometimes the most valuable data is the kind that redirects the conversation.

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