Featured Story | By Robert King Senate Democrats released a deal Wednesday aimed at giving Medicare the power to negotiate for lower drug prices and include inflationary caps on Medicare drug costs. read more |
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Top Stories By Kevin Dunleavy A set of economic headwinds, including the Ukraine War, COVID lockdowns in China, inflation, supply chain problems and the resulting rise in operational costs has led some companies to reconsider their projections for this year. With second quarter earnings reports due in the coming weeks, AstraZeneca and GSK appear to have survived the headwinds more successfully than most, according to a European Big Pharma report from ODDO BHF. But not so much for Roche. read more By Angus Liu With an FDA target decision date set for next week, BeiGene and Novartis’ tislelizumab has a real chance of becoming the first China-developed PD-1 cancer immunotherapy to reach the U.S. And BeiGene is already lining up potential combination approaches, including TIGIT. read more Sponsored By: Parexel The rise of clinical trial complexity has been well-documented but the impact on logistics is not well understood. Here, we look at decentralized trials, patient experience and the role of logistics. read more By Andrea Park Labcorp was tapped by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last month to help make monkeypox testing widely available through its broad network of diagnostic labs. read more By Zoey Becker Pfizer will be able to use Touchlight's "doggybone DNA" technology to produce mRNA vaccines and more thanks to a new licensing agreement. read more By James Waldron Applied Molecular Transport’s stock crashed down to earth this morning as the biotech’s inflammatory bowel disease drug failed to beat Humira in a phase 2 trial in ulcerative colitis. read more By Dave Muoio Francisco Partners celebrated the close of its Watson Health transaction by relaunching IBM's ill-fated analytics business under a new name. read more By Nick Paul Taylor Boehringer Ingelheim is pumping 30 million euros ($31 million) into the fight against drug-resistant bacteria. Working with Evotec and bioMérieux, the German drugmaker has set up Aurobac Therapeutics, a biotech that will take a precision medicine approach to diagnosing and treating infections. read more By Andrea Park The EU's new medical device regulation standards have given birth to a commercially available artificial intelligence tool that could potentially boost the success rate for in vitro fertilization procedures. read more By Angus Liu Roche’s Lunsumio could soon become the first bispecific to join the U.S. treatment armamentarium for non-Hodgkin lymphoma, thanks to an FDA priority review that puts it on a collision course with CAR-T therapies. read more By James Waldron OBI Pharma is dropping its cancer antibody over cost concerns after a glimpsing preliminary phase 1/ 2 data and will focus on its late-stage oncology programs. read more By Conor Hale With the Hangzhou-based clinical lab company Adicon, Guardant will offer its blood and tissue analysis portfolio to biopharma companies. read more By Paige Minemyer The lingering effects of COVID-19, the end of enhanced subsidies for exchange plans and global inflation are among the key trends impacting premiums in 2023, according to a new report. read more By Andrea Park While ResApp Health waits for a final decision on Pfizer’s acquisition proposal, the Australian tech developer isn’t just sitting around. read more | 
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