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In a New Public Service Announcement, Foley Reveals for the First Time his Personal Story of Caring for his Mother Following Ovarian Cancer Recurrence
U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) set the tone early, mentioning his constituents rationing drugs because of high prices or “leaving their prescription on the pharmacy counter because it costs too much,” but acknowledging that innovations “take time and money.”
Ella Balasa, a 26-year-old from Richmond, Virginia, recently made the news when she was apparently successfully treated for a lung infection using a kind of virus called a bacteriophage.
Ethisphere announced its 13th Annual World’s Most Ethical Companies list and one biopharmaceutical company made it—Eli Lilly & Co.
In addition to its fourth-quarter financial report, Morris Plains, NJ-based Immunomedics announced that its president, chief executive officer and board member, Michael Pehl, was stepping down for personal reasons.
During his two years in office, former Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos flexed the muscles of his office to make recruiting biotech and pharma companies a priority.
More news has come from China about the two babies born following He Jiankui’s experiment using CRISPR to make the children resistant to HIV while they were still embryos. Now, there is some evidence to suggest that the two infants could develop genetically-enhanced brains.
Court documents have shown how invested Richard Sackler was in the drive at Purdue Pharma to make OxyContin a success. A recent deposition that was unsealed has revealed just how far Sackler was willing to go.
The Florida-based company points to inaccuracies in the letter Sanders sent earlier this month regarding the price of LEMS treatment Firdapse.
Companies make leadership changes to executive teams, including additions at Allergan, Surmodics, Arix, RedHill, Cerevel, Enzyvant, and more.
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