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October 16-18, 2023 | Boston, MA
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Today's Big NewsJul 21, 2023 |
| By Max Bayer Cidara Therapeutics has yet to hear whether Janssen is formally ending a collaboration on flu prophylaxis, saying it intends to trudge ahead with development until hearing otherwise. Janssen no longer lists the partnered asset in its pipeline. |
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By James Waldron In a tricky financial climate, we’re increasingly used to hearing about biotechs reducing head count for their early-stage R&D work. But Passage Bio has decided to go in the other direction, laying off employees in its chemistry, manufacturing and controls group to prioritize its development strategy. |
By James Waldron Up to 500 roles at Idorsia are at risk as the Swiss biotech tries to halve its cash burn while it waits for its approved insomnia treatment Quviviq to pay off. |
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By James Waldron Turnstone Biologics has brought in $80 million from its IPO in some welcome good news for a biotech looking to escape the shadow of abandoned Big Pharma partnerships. |
By Max Bayer,Gabrielle Masson Marc Tessier-Lavigne has resigned from his post as president of Stanford University after months of sidestepping allegations that select research he oversaw was manipulated. |
By Helen Floersh After shedding light on the cellular stress response, the researchers plan to pair their platform with artificial intelligence to identify druggable pathways, de-risking future clinical trials. |
By Teresa Carey This week on "The Top Line," we discuss the chemotherapy drug shortage, plus Grail’s harassment lawsuit and the rest of this week’s headlines |
By Fraiser Kansteiner One of the world’s largest sterile injectables plants has landed in the path of a devastating act of nature. Wednesday, Pfizer said its manufacturing facility in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, suffered damage from a tornado. All of the company's employees are safe and accounted for. |
By Eric Sagonowsky Despite the widespread hype surrounding new and powerful obesity medicines, the drugs are still out of reach for many Americans who could benefit. A group of lawmakers is working to change that. |
By Conor Hale The miniature heart pump maker Abiomed—which J&J picked up last year for $16.6 billion—accounted for nearly a third of J&J's quarterly medtech gains. |
By Dave Muoio The influential Democrat's legislation is slated for committee markup next week, but is already being speared by Republicans for its price tag and hospitals for measures requiring site-neutral payments. |
By Zoey Becker Eisai showed off "promising" results from a modeling and bioavailability study of its subcutaneous Leqembi formulation. Astellas joined the growing list of drugmakers taking on the Inflation Reduction Act with legal action. GSK pulled two batches of its Nucala in Taiwan after glass particles were found in one vial. Plus more. |
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