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According to a BIO report, less than a third of executive team members are women. BioSpace spoke with three influential women in biopharma to get their advice on breaking the executive barrier.
Agenus and Targovax partner on a KRAS cancer vaccine, Elixirgen and Taisho target aging and Tonix and Mass General team up again to fight kidney transplant rejection.
Andrey Tolmachov issued a letter to the global drug discovery and scientific community, underscoring the importance of condemnation and action against Russian invasion.
Gilead Sciences posted some good news: a late-stage study of its antibody-drug conjugate Trodelvy shows promise in slowing the progression of the most common forms of breast cancer.
The FDA clinical hold comes after Alpine reported a patient died during the NEON-2 trial.
OptiNose AS announced that its Phase III ReOpen1 clinical trial met both of its co-primary endpoints. It will be used to treat patients diagnosed with chronic sinusitis.
As state and local governments across the United States begin to lift mitigation efforts, the death toll continues to climb across the globe, a reminder that COVID-19 is still a serious public health concern.
BMS and Opdivo’s blockbuster checkpoint inhibitor picked up a new regulatory win after the FDA approved the cancer drug in combination with platinum-doublet chemotherapy.
China has become a leader in biotech in the last five years, especially in CAR-T therapies. Companies like Johnson & Johnson are on the prowl to acquire Chinese companies to form collaborations.
Shares of bluebird bio were falling rapidly in premarket trading Monday morning after the company revealed its dire financial straits over the weekend.
Three biotech firms announced a change in leadership recently, led by Pardes Biosciences, followed by HUTCHMED and BeiGene. Read the details below.
The Phase I study could potentially result in RP-A501 becoming the first gene therapy for monogenic heart failure.