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COVID-19 is much more than a respiratory illness, and many of its longer-term effects and secondary issues are often puzzling. For that and more research news, continue reading.
Many of Innate Pharma’s cancer-fighting products are making clinical progress. BioSpace spoke with the company’s head of product portfolio strategy and business development, Yannis Morel, Ph.D.
The FDA’s decision came after researchers found cases of drug-induced liver injury in some patients. Tolebrutinib is being evaluated for relapsing types of MS, MG, nrSPMS, and PPMS.
Angion Biomedica Corp. discontinued a Phase II kidney disease trial while Novo Nordisk missed the mark in a NASH study.
BioNTech announced it is partnering with Pfizer to begin testing a next-generation universal vaccine against coronaviruses, including SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
As the nation reacts to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, pharma companies must address the changes in demand for drugs and services, all while navigating increasingly muddy legal waters.
Although the company promised strong sales-based resources for the launch of dry eye drug Tyrvaya, the streamlining plan will include laying off up to 50 employees.
Italfarmaco is making headway against DMD as it announced positive results from a Phase III study, Clover’s homologous booster against Omicron increases antibodies, and much more.
89bio reported positive topline results from ENTRIGUE Phase II trial of pegozafermin in patients with severe hypertriglyceridemia.
This week money went towards more advanced rounds of financing for drugs and technology that have already shown a lot of promises.
Axsome hosted an investor day event to provide an update on plans for Sunosi and other developmental assets, including MDD treatment AXS-05.
New research by investigators at Columbia University and MIT describes how cancer cells often depend upon the importation of fat for continued growth and division.