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Top Stories By James Waldron Only two months after Centessa dropped its lead asset after one patient experienced elevated liver enzymes, the biotech has now culled an early-stage candidate over a similar adverse event. read more By Max Bayer Zai Lab has determined “due to the competitive landscape,” that internal development of monoclonal antibody ZL-1201 will be deprioritized. read more By Annalee Armstrong The orthopedics-focused biotech was out looking for, well, a bone. And it found one in Medsenic, which will combine with Bone Therapeutics in an all-stock, reverse merger-type deal that will create a newly named company: BioSenic. read more By Nick Paul Taylor Disc Medicine has secured cash to advance hematology assets picked up from AbbVie and Roche, inking a merger with the floundering Gemini Therapeutics and tapping a starry syndicate of VCs to extend its runway into 2025. read more By Nick Paul Taylor Innovent Biologics’ challenger to drugs including Johnson & Johnson’s Tremfya and AbbVie’s Skyrizi has cleared phase 2. 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Corporate policies that limit telehealth prescriptions “are a threat to patient safety and recovery,” said Anna Legreid Dopp with the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. read more By Conor Hale The collaboration will see the medtech giant and Labcorp’s drug development division partner up with Big Pharma companies, with the goal of offering an end-to-end solution that spans the development, approval and distribution of diagnostic tests. read more By Angus Liu Bristol Myers Squibb is trumpeting a first-in-class win as it tries to move Abecma up in the line of multiple myeloma treatment. 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