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The FDA places holds, companies receive clearance for new studies and Pharma giants release new data in last week’s clinical trial news.
Three genome editing companies, Intellia Therapeutics, Editas Medicine and uniQure, are each anticipating a bright 2022 as the promises of gene therapy continue to be realized.
Eli Lilly’s Jardiance scores expanded heart failure approval from the FDA and will now be available to all patients with heart failure to reduce the risk of death and hospitalization.
The FDA’s decision to approve Purdue’s drug Nalmefene earned mixed reactions, especially as the company is in the middle of lawsuits. Here’s what you need to know.
Studies from Guttmacher Institute found that 54% of all abortions in the United States in 2020 were done with pills instead of surgery, an increase from approximately 44% in 2019.
The agreement would have created a spin-off gene therapy company and merged it with ARYA IV to create a new, publicly-traded entity called Caritas Therapies.
Not only is this the first approval for a plant-based vaccine, it’s also the first approval for GSK’s adjuvant.
The researchers note that engineered strains of EcN have been used to diagnose and treat bacterial infections, cancers, gastrointestinal bleeding, inflammatory disorders, and obesity.
Biopharma and life sciences companies strengthen their leadership teams and boards with these Movers & Shakers.
After Judge Denise Cotes banned Martin Shkreli from future involvement in the industry, a second judge handed down a similar order and ordered him to pay a $1.39 million fine.
Moderna, Pfizer and BioNTech and Johnson & Johnson earned an approximate combined revenue of $31 billion in 2021, thanks to the success of their mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
The new normal may not be particularly new. Although cases appear to be dropping — deaths in the unvaccinated are still high. For that and more COVID-19 stories, continue reading.