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May 13, 2019

Today's Rundown

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FDA questions credibility of Daiichi data ahead of AdComm

The FDA has questioned the reliability of the phase 3 results Daiichi Sankyo hopes will win it approval for quizartinib in acute myeloid leukemia. Officials raised the concerns in a briefing document to support an upcoming advisory committee meeting.

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ElevateBio uncloaks with $150M to build cell and gene therapy biotechs

ElevateBio seeks to address a bottleneck faced by cell and gene therapy developers: manufacturing. With $150 million in series A funding, the holding company will provide centralized R&D and manufacturing teams to its portfolio companies.

Italian cancer startup Philogen gets off an impressive $70M funding round

Quiet antibody biotech Philogen, which has had a difficult and long path, got off a healthy €62 million ($70 million) funding round and brought on new board members as it looks to push on with late-stage development of its oncology assets after decades of development.

Pulmonx raises $65M to market its lung valve implant worldwide

Pulmonx, maker of an airway valve implant for patients with serious lung disease, has secured $65 million in new equity financing for its global commercialization efforts through an oversubscribed round led by the Hong Kong-based Ally Bridge Group.

Teva starred in price-fixing scheme, but 19 other companies 'willingly' joined, attorneys general claim

In what could be "the largest cartel case in the history of the United States," 44 states sued 20 generics makers Friday for price fixing and personally named 15 of those companies' executives. And at the center of the scheme, the lawsuit claims, was Teva.

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