Vagisil and BioFilm’s Astroglide “demonstrate very high levels of brand awareness, brand loyalty, and repeat purchase, and continue to attract new and younger consumers into the category,” firms say.

The US firm’s kinase inhibitor fell short of overall survival expectations in combination with a PD-1 inhibitor in an advanced lung cancer trial, but upcoming milestones for Krazati may be more of a concern.

The companies got US FDA approval for the drug, which they said is the only approved medicine that targets tear evaporation rather than tear production, though its mechanism is not fully understood.

In this month’s Digital Health Roundup, Medtech Insight’s Marion Webb discusses how two medtech CEOs are and aren’t using ChatGPT in their businesses while Reed Miller talks about his “Cardio Conversations” podcast interviews with Quentin Blackford, CEO of iRhythm, and Rob Krummen, CEO of Vektor Medical. Washington, DC-based reporter Hannah Daniel reviews highlights from the HIMSS conference and the latest updates on FDA guidances.