A panel of experts today voted against Capricor’s cell therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, capping off an advisory committee meeting marked by statistical confusion.
After keeping tight-lipped for nearly two years, Merck & Co. briefly dropped the first concrete hint as to where it intends to take its PD-1xVEGF bispecific antibody—before quietly scrubbing the evidence.
A standard chemotherapy drug loaded in nanoparticles has been able to penetrate the blood-brain barrier when administered shortly after resection of the tumor, new research has suggested.
Novo Nordisk’s attempt to dismiss a lawsuit about its CagriSema readout has failed, with the judge ruling that parts of the investors’ argument were strong enough for the case to proceed.
Processa Pharmaceuticals has made a push into the autoimmune space via the acquisition of Vidya Therapeutics, which delivers a potential rival to Novartis’ Rhapsido.
Caldera Therapeutics has struck a reverse merger with the publicly traded Synlogic and inked a $278 million financing deal, continuing the meteoric rise of the inflammatory bowel disease startup.
AbCellera’s T-cell engager platform has reeled in a second client this summer, with Vertex paying $28 million upfront for a collaboration that will include autoimmune conditions.
Flush with GLP-1 cash and pipeline success, Eli Lilly rose from 16th to first over five years in Norstella’s inaugural Pipeline-to-Patient Productivity Index, which evaluated 25 large, global biopharma companies on R&D productivity, market access and commercial performance.
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