Eli Lilly hands over $125M to Rigel with $835M in biobucks for RIPK1 inhibitors Dermavant shows deepening effects of tapinarof on psoriasis ahead of FDA filing Advent raises $215M to nurture another troop of biotechs Gates, Merck and Novartis-backed Adjuvant Capital raises $300M for neglected diseases Evox Therapeutics reels in $95M to propel exosome-based pipeline Medtronic recalls aortic graft implant after stent fractures, patient death A safer Alzheimer's drug than Biogen's aducanumab? Denali-WashU drug shows better profile in mice Featured Story | By Ben Adams Eli Lilly has penned a research and sales pact with Rigel Pharmaceuticals for its experimental med R552, a receptor-interacting serine/threonine-protein kinase 1 inhibitor. read more |
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Top Stories By Nick Paul Taylor Dermavant Sciences has linked its plaque psoriasis prospect tapinarof to deepening improvements in outcomes over the first year of treatment. The number of responders rose in an interim analysis of a 40-week extension study, which followed successful phase 3 clinical trials that read out last year. read more By Nick Paul Taylor Advent Life Sciences has raised $215 million to back early-stage life science companies on both sides of the Atlantic. The fundraising positions the VC shop that founded Arrakis and KaNDy Therapeutics to place a fresh round of bets. read more By Ben Adams A major group of pharma and charitable groups have joined forces to raise a $300 million venture round for Adjuvant Capital as it goes after forgotten diseases across the globe. read more By Amirah Al Idrus After a busy 2020, Evox Therapeutics is topping up its coffers to take its work to the next level. The U.K.-based biotech raised £69.2 million ($95.4 million) from the likes of OrbiMed and GV to advance a pipeline of exosome-based treatments into the clinic and further develop the technology that underpins them. read more By Conor Hale Medtronic has launched a global recall of its Valiant Navion thoracic stent graft system, used to reinforce large blood vessels at risk of rupturing from an aneurysm or other injuries. read more By Angus Liu In 2018, a collaboration between Washington University and Denali Therapeutics resulted in an antibody drug that showed promise as a potential Alzheimer’s therapy. Now, the team has returned with mouse data suggesting the drug might be a safer option than Biogen’s much-hyped aducanumab. read more Enrollment Showcase | Sponsored by: University of Florida College of Pharmacy Learn about the Top 5-Ranked UF College of Pharmacy’s online graduate programs in pharmaceutical outcomes & policy. Select from five specializations, including the new pharmaceutical value assessment & communication option. Over half of graduates progress to a new role within one year. Register now. |
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