Kate Goodwin

Kate Goodwin

Contributing Writer | News & Features

Kate Goodwin hails from a background primarily in marketing. A passion for health sciences and writing led her to the biopharma news world, and she’s never looked back. She’s been writing for BioSpace for more than two years with a focus on cutting edge research, Alzheimer’s disease and pediatrics. Her free time is filled by her husband, children, Beagles, books, crochet and creative writing. She can be reached at kate.goodwin@biospace.com.

Investors are falling in with these biotech companies, dropping dollars to fuel their work for the latest advancement in life sciences.
Thanks partly to Biogen’s pricey new Alzheimer’s drug, Medicare enrollees will be burdened with higher monthly premiums for their Part B coverage.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is taking up the cause for pneumococcal infection with a $90 million investment in Seattle area’s Inventprise.
Investors are lighting up the season already for these biotechs, now flush with cash to spend. Here’s who snagged funding this week.
Arbor announced an oversubscribed Series B raise totaling $215 million, a significant increase from their initial $15.6 milllion Series A round to test for liver and CNS diseases.
While some get the jab faithfully each flu season, about half of the American population declines, likely over doubts of the vaccine’s effectiveness and necessity.
Collaboration is key to faster breakthroughs. The NIH, FDA, and 15 private organizations have announced they are joining forces for the sake of the 30 million Americans suffering from a rare disease.
While the volatility of the market has some shying away from going public, private investment dollars are still rolling in each week. Check out our top picks.
Cambrian Biopharma announced an oversubscribed $100 million Series C. The biotech aims to prevent age-related diseases and increase healthy lifespans.
Bristol Myers Squibb is reportedly courting Canada’s Aurinia Pharmaceuticals to strike a buyout deal.
Atreca announced it is licensing its preclinical monoclonal antibody for the prevention of malaria to the Gates Medical Research Institute (MRI) for development.
Winter is quickly approaching in the U.S. Vaccine makers aren’t taking a wait-and-see approach but actively preparing for what may come next.
Investors can take their pick of life sciences companies, with more innovative ideas and treatments being added to pipelines daily. Here’s who brought in the sheaves this week.
Choosing to exercise its options with a group of research and development partners, the pharma giant will accelerate a promising new C.F. gene therapy.
Phathom announced positive results from its Phase III trial, PHALCON-EE, comparing vonoprazan against lansoprazole in patients with moderate to severe erosive esophagitis.