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Hillstream BioPharma Signs an Exclusive Option Agreement to Advance Next-Generation Anti-MUC1-C Agents for Drug Resistant Cancers
1/31/2023
Hillstream BioPharma, Inc. today announced signing an exclusive option agreement with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to license technology targeting the MUC1-C oncoprotein.
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Although it seems like science fiction, we may one day be able to grow replacement organs and tissues. For that and more reach news, continue reading.
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Researchers from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute looked deeper into a non-coding portion of the human genome, uncovering mechanisms that might drive or suppress cancer development.
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Two new biotech companies launched today: NextRNA to focus on non-coding RNA technology, and Pathalys, with a clinic-ready licensed compound and plans to enter Phase III trials.
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Richard Lerner, who played a significant role in shaping both Scripps Research and the San Diego life sciences ecosystem and developing AbbVie’s blockbuster drug Humira, died Dec. 2.
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President Joe Biden has nominated former U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Robert Califf to reprise his role at the agency’s helm.
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David Livingston, a giant in oncology research known for his significant contributions to translational cancer research, unexpectedly died. He was 80.
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This followed a report that found that some trustees had, perhaps, taken advantage of this close connection with startups and research programs for their financial gain.
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The FDA awarded a number of designations for Takeda's candidate drug EXKIVITY in the treatment of adult patients with locally advanced or metastatic non-small cell lung cancer.
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The approval was built on data from the Phase III ASPEN trial that compared Brukinsa to ibrutinib in a total of 201 patients. Here's more about the drug.
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ZN-c3 is a WEE1 inhibitor that could be used as monotherapy for uterine serous carcinoma and solid tumors, as well as combination therapy for ovarian cancer, alongside chemotherapy.
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SpringWorks has announced a research collaboration with the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to advance its therapy development efforts for multiple myeloma and related diseases.
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Harbour BioMed and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Collaborate to Advance Novel Biotherapies for Cancer Treatment
6/16/2021
Harbour BioMed announced it has entered into a multi-year, multifaceted research collaboration agreement with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to co-develop novel biotherapies in cancer treatment.
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The research collaboration will see the development of bispecific antibodies and CAR-T cell products.
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Grail presents its first data from the interventional PATHFINDER trial of Galleri, its multi-cancer early detection blood test. Galleri is now available in the U.S. by prescription.
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Announces $2 Billion Fundraising Campaign to Defy Cancer
5/18/2021
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute announced the most ambitious fundraising campaign in its history, and the largest campaign ever in New England focused entirely on cancer.
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JNCCN: New Evidence on Need to Address Muscle Health among Patients with Cancer
3/9/2021
Results of new study from Mass General Hospital Cancer Center, Harvard Medical School, and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute underscore the need for the development and testing of nutrition and fitness interventions, as muscle quality significantly correlates with symptom burden, healthcare utilization, and survival.
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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Deerfield Management Launch Riverway Discoveries
2/8/2021
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Deerfield Management Company, a healthcare investment management firm focused on advancing healthcare through investment, information and philanthropy, have formed a major translational research partnership to accelerate the development of therapeutics and diagnostics for cancer.
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The duo launch Riverway Discoveries to drive the development and commercialization of new cancer therapeutics faster into patient's hands.
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Foundation Medicine and Dana-Farber Present Data at ASCO20 Showing that Comprehensive Genomic Profiling Identified Co-Occurring Alterations that May Cause Treatment Resistance in Patients with METex14-altered NSCLC
5/29/2020
Alterations that cause skipping of exon 14 on the MET gene (METex14) are drivers of a type of lung cancer with a poor prognosis, but that is treatable with a recently approved MET inhibitor