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Many factors contribute to community-building COVID herd immunity. Are we close to having herd immunity against Covid-19? Can we achieve that? Let’s find the answer.
Are you looking for doctor careers in the pharma sector? Here is everything you need to know about how you can choose a reputable and growing pharma career.
Two biopharma companies developing therapeutics in the oncology space begin the week with strong signals in Phase II.
Sigilon Therapeutics announced it may have discovered the reason why its experimental cell therapy treatment for severe hemophilia A was placed on clinical hold by the FDA.
Omicron has caused the U.S. to install travel bans against several South African countries while vaccine makers rush to test their vaccines against it. For that news and more, continue reading.
The deal adds LNG-451, a highly selective brain-penetrant precision therapy targeting EGFR exon 20 insertion mutations, to its pipeline.
New York-based Turnstone Biologics announced it is partnering with the Moffitt Cancer Center to develop tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapies.
Quell Therapeutics scooped up $156 million in a Series B round this week. The company utilizes regulatory T cells to treat a variety of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
Results from its GEM-3 trial on VYJUVEK demonstrated statistical significance in its ability to promote complete wound healing within six months compared to a placebo.
In October, Vertex Pharmaceuticals announced stunning results in a type 1 diabetes patient who had been dosed with the company’s experimental therapy.
As the late-stage trials continue to progress, Talaris is rapidly ramping up its resources and investments.
The latest data from Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics’ MOVe-OUT trial on the use of molnupiravir to treat COVID-19 in adults has shown a lower efficacy than previously reported.