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Today's Big NewsJul 18, 2023 |
| By Nick Paul Taylor Novartis has dumped its secretive, high-risk, high-reward obesity candidate after emerging from a phase 2 trial with lackluster efficacy. The Swiss drugmaker disclosed the termination alongside news that it is stopping development of a phase 3 pancreatic cancer candidate “based on benefit-risk assessment.” |
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By Gabrielle Masson Pfizer and Flagship Pioneering have each put down $50 million to build a new pipeline of 10 programs, with the Big Pharma offering Flagship and its bioplatform companies the chance to earn up to $700 million in biobucks for each program that makes it to market. |
By Max Bayer AstraZeneca is ending a partnership with Pieris for the biotech's asthma medication, forcing the company to restrategize and lay off 70% of the team. The Big Pharma had halted dosing in ongoing clinical trials testing elarekibep after seeing nonclinical toxicology data. |
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By Nick Paul Taylor Neurogene has struck deals to fund its pipeline of gene therapies into the second half of 2026, agreeing to merge with the floundering, Nasdaq-listed Neoleukin Therapeutics and persuading investors to pump $95 million into the combined company. |
By Max Bayer Neumora is gearing up for a trio of phase 3 trials for its depression med after posting encouraging phase 2 data. The well-financed biotech spun out of Atlas, now with a new CEO with Big Pharma pedigree, is fending off outside interest. |
By Max Bayer Sanofi is taking another dip in Scribe's CRISPR pool, inking a new in vivo gene editing partnership worth more than $1.2 billion. The two companies said that one focus of the development pact will be treating sickle cell disease. |
By Gabrielle Masson Westlake Village BioPartners has launched its third fund, a $450 million vault for developing early-stage, next-gen biotechs in Los Angeles and beyond. |
By Fraiser Kansteiner Sanofi’s immunization scheme is starting to fall into place thanks to an approval that could propel it and its partner AstraZeneca to the front lines of the RSV scene. |
By Joseph Keenan Alcanza Clinical Research acquired Accel Research Site Network and its 22 trial sites located in the Southeast U.S. in a move to expand its footprint. |
By Fraiser Kansteiner In tandem with Taiwan’s Food and Drug Administration, GSK this week initiated a recall of two batches of its severe asthma injection Nucala after glass fragments were found in a vial of the drug. |
By Kevin Dunleavy With the acquisition of two commercial medicines from Travere Therapeutics, liver disease specialist Mirum Pharmaceuticals has gone from a company with one product to having a “franchise,” according to CEO Chris Peetz. Now—in addition to its potential blockbuster Livmarli—Mirum has gained bile acid treatments Cholbam and Chenodal for $210 million upfront and $235 million in potential milestones. |
By Heather Landi Teladoc is ramping up its investment in AI to infuse innovation into its telehealth solution for hospitals. The largest telehealth company is tapping into its two-year partnership with tech giant Microsoft to integrate AI and speech recognition tech into its Solo virtual care platform. |
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| This week on "Podnosis," we talk about how big data can inform policy. Also under discussion is the role of AI in healthcare. |
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