- With new CEO, Invitae lays off more than 1,000 employees, slims international footprint
- Biogen CEO Michel Vounatsos points to inherent risk in neuroscience as 3 programs cut
- Merck's Keytruda posts rare flop in head and neck cancer trial
- Dobbs decision 'opened the door for complete and utter chaos,' physicians and legal experts tell Congress
- Abbott holds onto billion-dollar COVID test sales a little longer, pushing decline predictions to this fall
- Novartis shelves a PD-1 bid in non-small cell lung cancer after FDA feedback
- Adial at a clinical fork in the road after flunking phase 3 trial for its alcohol addiction med
- Senate Democrats taking first action to advance deal on ACA subsidies, drug price reform
- AbbVie scopes out $60M upfront investment in glaucoma devicemaker, plus $475M buyout option
- An abundance of CAR-Ts: $37B cell therapy cancer market can't support 'congested' pipeline, report says
- Takeda weaves F-star tech into patchwork of cancer capabilities, landing license for bispecific program
- Elevance Health plans to take myNEXUS post-acute care program nationwide
- Equipped with fresh $100M, CAMP4 heads up trail to the clinic, hoping partners will soon tag along
Featured Story | By Andrea Park Genetic testing company Invitae will lay off more than 1,000 employees as part of a year-long restructuring plan that’s expected to ultimately save the company hundreds of millions of dollars annually. read more |
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