By Robert King
How would a Joe Biden White House impact the healthcare industry? Here's what several experts had to say about what to watch as the election nears.
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By Conor Hale
Despite widespread increases in the production of COVID-19 test kits this year, about three-out-of-four surveyed U.S. laboratories still report that they do not have enough supplies to meet the pandemic’s demand.
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By Heather Landi
Global healthcare funding soared in the third quarter, hitting a new record of $21.8 billion across 1,539 deals. Here are the sectors drawing the most interest from investors.
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By Eric Sagonowsky, Angus Liu, Kyle Blankenship, Conor Hale, Fraiser Kansteiner
Anthony Fauci will oversee data on many U.S. shot trials, but not Pfizer's, ProPublica reports. J&J's lack of transparency on its clinical hold drew fire from health experts. The National Governor's Association is demanding to know exactly how a shot rollout will work. And a price tag for Sinovac's shot has emerged.
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By Ben Adams
German biotech-CRO hybrid Evotec has been handed a lump sum to help develop the next generation of antibodies to treat patients sick with COVID-19.
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By Conor Hale
LabCorp has launched a new COVID-19 antibody test designed to gauge the strength of a person’s immune response to the virus, for use in clinical trials of potential vaccines and therapies.
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By Robert King
Premiums on the Affordable Care Act's exchanges are expected to rise slightly next year, but insurers are still struggling to figure out how COVID-19 will impact healthcare costs, report finds.
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By Amirah Al Idrus
Let’s add two more to the list—a pair of clinical-stage biotechs collectively raised more than $200 million in their Nasdaq debuts. Hepatitis B and COVID-19-focused Aligos Therapeutics raised $150 million, while eye disease player Tarsus Pharmaceuticals reeled in $88 million.
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By Beth Snyder Bulik
While many healthcare professionals enjoy the camaraderie of office lunchrooms, they probably don’t want extra contagions with their sandwiches—especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. So Physician’s Weekly, the veteran editorial and pharma advertising newsletter-like wallboard provider, decided to take an extra step to make sure its posters were safe.
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