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While COVID-19 appears to be surging again in the U.S. and Europe, the government is spending billions to acquire antibody and antiviral therapies and edging toward vaccination boosters.
Investors are falling in with these biotech companies, dropping dollars to fuel their work for the latest advancement in life sciences.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus has been around for a very long period now. But there was no vaccine yet. But, here’s the first vaccine for RSV to shape the future.
Los Angeles-based ACELYRIN, Inc. announced a quarter-million dollars in Series B financing Tuesday morning, along with a splashy licensing deal.
It’s been a week of gained and lost opportunities after two large biopharmaceutical firms announced changes to their staff rosters.
It was another busy week for clinical trial news. Here’s a look.
The total revenue for the quarter was $9.74 billion, a leap of 47%. The COVID-19 vaccine, Vaxzevria, only contributed 1% to the company’s profit.
Vaxxinity set its initial public offering price at $13 per share, raising $76 million. The company was launched in April via consolidation of the vaccine development efforts of COVAXX and United Neuroscience.
As the capabilities have been proven, AI is establishing a firm foothold in the key areas of R&D, drug development, clinical trials, and, to some extent, patient-facing products.
Between January 4, 2020 and October 30, 2021, COVID-19 accounted for 576 deaths among children 17 and younger, compared to 189 from influenza, according to the CDC.
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