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Top Stories By Nick Paul Taylor Takeda is walking away from a cancer prospect it picked up in a $120 million deal. In a pipeline clear-out that also hit narcolepsy candidate TAK-994, the Japanese drugmaker revealed it has returned the rights to oncolytic virus TAK-605 to Turnstone Biologics just 31 months after inking a deal for the drug. read more By Annalee Armstrong Patients with kidney disease taking Ionis Pharmaceuticals and Bayer’s anti-thrombotic therapy did not experience an increase in major bleeding events as compared to those taking placebo, meaning patients may someday have a new anticoagulant option that does not come with a risk of bleeding. read more Sponsored by: PathAI Learn how Bristol Myers Squibb is unlocking new insights in translational research and development by transforming pathology with artificial intelligence. read more By Annalee Armstrong Cassava Sciences CEO Remi Barbier called reports of a new Department of Justice criminal investigation into the Alzheimer’s disease biotech’s scientific practices “old news in [a] new fish wrapper.” read more By Nick Paul Taylor Spexis has run into trouble just months after its formation. With the ink barely dry on the merger that created it, the Swiss biotech is narrowing its focus to stretch its cash runway out to January 2023. read more By Gabrielle Masson Elevation Oncology is setting out for a climb to the clinic, with $27 million paid out in a new licensing deal for an antibody drug conjugate (ADC) from CSPC Megalith Biopharmaceutical. read more By Max Bayer Labcorp will spin off its clinical development arm into its own company, a departure from a decision at the end of 2021 to maintain the corporate structure. The deal is expected to close in the second half of next year. read more By Kevin Dunleavy Without a single word in its press release about Seagen—the powerful biotech it has reportedly been targeting for a buyout over the last several weeks—Merck revealed second-quarter earnings that showed exactly why the top-heavy company is so anxious to make a transformational deal. With Keytruda generating $5.3 billion in the second quarter, the versatile cancer juggernaut accounted for 36% of the company’s revenue figure of $14.6 billion. read more By Gabrielle Masson A new drug may be able to protect and repair damage caused by stroke up to a week after onset, though limited resources may block the path to clinic. read more By Gareth Macdonald Europe is the key to clinical trial recruitment success, says site organization Velocity Clinical Research, which has acquired a clinical research location in Hamburg, Germany. read more By Dave Muoio The organization's newly opened facility boasts cutting-edge research, treatments and a full-service salon for patients. read more By Angus Liu Antivirals have historically made up the bulk of licenses that allow generics companies to copy innovative drugs for poorer countries. 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