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Daiichi wants to maximize its investment in three antibody-drug conjugates, which the company has positioned as one of the strategic pillars of its 5-year Business Plan.
According to the Environmental Litigation Group, P.C., approximately 37.5% of all occupational lung cancer cases are related to occupational asbestos exposure.
The FDA informed Johnson & Johnson that adverse-event reports indicated a possible increased risk of immune thrombocytopenia within 42 days after vaccination with their COVID-19 vaccine.
Pfizer is cutting its sales staff as physicians and healthcare facilities prefer fewer face-to-face interactions with vendors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services indicated it would cover the cost of these drugs and any necessary scans — but only “if they are enrolled in qualifying clinical trials.”
Sanofi will pay ABL $75 million upfront, and the latter is eligible to receive as much as $985 million down the line as development, regulatory, and commercialization milestones are met.
Bayer has transformed its pipeline by acquiring multiple cell and gene therapy companies, paving the way for life-saving and life-altering therapies for patients with different disease types.
T follicular helper immune cells help antibody-producing cells create increasingly robust antibodies and also enhance the formation of certain types of immune memory.
Roche’s investment is aimed at supporting the development of Freenome’s colorectal cancer detection technology.
Gameto has created a three-part platform for ovarian therapeutics that will address menopause and assisted fertility.
Amgen will partner with Arrakis Therapeutics for an innovative collaboration to research and develop RNA degrader therapeutics.
California-based Dren Bio and Pfizer have partnered on a deal valued at more than $1 billion to discover and develop therapeutic bispecific antibodies for select oncology targets.
2021 could very well have been “the year of the vaccine.” While this modality is certainly not new, the COVID-19 pandemic is sparking excitement about just what else they might be able to do.
Amicus announced that it is halting its CLN6 Batten disease gene therapy program after studies failed to achieve consistent results.
Gene editing has broken through to a new level as a Maryland man recovers from surgery in which a heart from a genetically modified pig may save his life.
U.K.-based Clarivate Plc has identified seven late-stage assets or recently-approved drugs that could hit the billion-dollar per year mark within five years.
Seattle-based Sana Biotechnology went all-in on improving CAR T therapies against B cell cancers in two separate deals announced today.
The 2022 virtual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference got off to a roaring start Monday with deal announcements and plans to drive biopharma companies through the coming year.
The Centers for Disease Control recommends wearing a mask in health care settings and other places where people around may have risk factors for severe consequences of COVID-19.
Pfizer has reported that an Omicron-specific vaccine will be available in March, should it be necessary. For those and more COVID-19 news, continue reading.