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AnaptysBio announced that its drug candidate imsidolimab did not demonstrate efficacy in Phase II clinical trials in the treatment of moderate-to-severe acne.
Imugene announced a clinical trial collaboration and supply deal with Merck, while Merck said it is halting a Keytruda combination trial with AstraZeneca in prostate cancer.
After the announcement, Nektar shares dropped 36%, going from $6.47 per share to $4.16.
Sanofi secured a €300 million investment to advance the development of a subcutaneous formulation of Sarclisa, an anti-CD38 antibody for patients with multiple myeloma.
Araclon Biotech of Spain revealed positive data from the first part of a phase II trial for its immunotherapeutic vaccine to prevent Alzheimer’s disease- ABvac40.
Moderna announced that the first participant has been dosed in a Phase I trial of its HIV trimer mRNA vaccine, mRNA-1574.
Many countries around the world that appeared to have kicked COVID-19, are reporting surges, largely the result of the so-called “stealth” Omicron variant, BA.2, and more COVID news.
Finding the most cost-effective school for your undergraduate pharmaceutical degree can allow you to start working in the field without incurring astronomical student debt.
Less than one week after dosing the first patient in a Phase I/II gene therapy trial for early infantile Krabbe disease, Passage Bio announced it was cutting its headcount by 13% in order to preserve cash runway.
The investigational oral drug for vasomotor symptoms in menopause women couldn’t meet the pre-defined efficacy. Here’s how it performed during the clinical stages.
For the United States, the total economic burden of rare disease is estimated to be $2.2 trillion per year.
Two oncology-focused biotechnology firms generated a total of $247 million in additional funding to support their respective research and development efforts for cancer treatment.