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After launching in April, Hunter syndrome drug Avlayah surprised analysts with a strong first quarter, as patients rush to get access to Denali Therapeutics’ new option.
The shift from ex vivo to in vivo gene delivery is rewriting the rules of viral vector manufacturing, forcing developers to rethink scale, purity, cell lines and analytics as vectors themselves become the drug. AGC Biologics is betting on stable producer lines, next‑gen purification and deeper characterization to meet the far stricter demands of in vivo therapies.
Three years after Qalsody was approved by the FDA as the first drug to target a genetic cause of ALS, some patients are reporting not only disease stabilization but also improvement of symptoms.
Despite the recent emergence of a new drug class, schizophrenia remains one of the most challenging neuropsychiatric diseases to treat—and Cobenfy’s first steps into the market indicate there is still room to grow.
While there are several FDA-approved psychiatric medicines on the market, many patients still struggle to achieve lasting symptom relief. Psychedelics could help fill this gap.
Follow along as BioSpace tracks job cuts and restructuring initiatives.
Analysts expect Replimune’s newly approved Tudriqev to reach $1.3 billion in peak sales in 2035.
Job postings increase and competition dips, according to BioSpace data.
In November 2025, one patient died after receiving Intellia Therapeutics’ investigational gene silencer for transthyretin amyloidosis.
The Phase 2 study was small and was not designed to establish the statistical difference between Vistagen’s drug candidate and placebo, according to Vistagen. The biotech plans to meet with the FDA to determine a registrational path for the asset.