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By Brenda Sandburg 23 May 2018
Xtandi use in early prostate cancer, lorlatinib as second-line treatment for non-small cell lung cancer and dacomitinib for first-line NSCLC have upcoming user fee dates.
Topic Cancer
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By Brian Yang 23 May 2018
As the Congo grapples with the latest outbreak of Ebola, China has approved its first domestically developed vaccine in record time, hailing it a national innovation champion. But as the World Health Organization starts vaccinations in Africa, can China make the cut and compete with global players including Merck & Co?
Topic Vaccines
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18 May 2018
The pharmaceutical sector has given its backing to a report from MPs which warns that a no-deal Brexit will have a hugely damaging effect on the industry in the country, turning it into "a second-tier state for new and innovative medicines."
Topic Brexit Business strategies
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By Emily Hayes 18 May 2018
Cancer immunotherapy is once again set to dominate the upcoming American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting, with a continuing showdown for PD-1 inhibitors in lung cancer, a CAR-T battle, and disappointments for new IO classes.
Topic Cancer
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By Mandy Jackson 16 May 2018
Beam Therapeutics combines new insights from gene-editing pioneers to allow for single-letter editing of DNA and RNA. The company has raised $87m to develop DNA base-editing for therapies that in some diseases could be more efficient than CRISPR gene editing.
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By Emily Hayes 16 May 2018
There is now a move back to the principle of doing randomized Phase II studies before jumping into Phase III, says CEO Chuck Link, as Roche's Genentech exits broad IDO/TDO deal.
Topic Cancer
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By Jessica Merrill 15 May 2018
CEO Richard Pops called FDA's letter for ALKS 5461 "surprising and troubling." Alkermes had been ramping up to launch the depression drug later this year, though some investors had remained skeptical.
Topic FDA Drug approval
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By Jessica Merrill 15 May 2018
Former GSK CEO Witty stood out among big pharma chief execs for his pessimistic outlook on US drug pricing, which shaped his diversification strategy at GSK. His experience as a pharma insider makes him an interesting choice to lead United's PBM and health services arm.
Topic Drug review
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By Mandy Jackson 15 May 2018
GSK removed some uncertainty about how much it could invest in pharma R&D and business development by purchasing Novartis' share of the firms' Consumer Healthcare Joint Venture. Now it can more accurately allocate capital as it prepares for battle in HIV and braces for Advair generics.
Topic Business strategies
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By Mandy Jackson 15 May 2018
Offerings by Homology, Unum and Genprex at the end of March brought the first quarter's biopharma IPO total to 14 in the US, putting 2018 on track to beat the 2017 total of 42. But with the average return for this year's IPOs dropping, the pace of offerings could slow.
Topic Company analysis
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By Ian Schofield 15 May 2018
Bristol-Myers Squibb has withdrawn its EU application to extend Opdivo’s use to metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC), following a similar move for liver cancer last year. But the mCRC withdrawal is likely to have limited commercial impact and the company is more interested in pursuing the product’s use in combination treatment for this indication.
Topic Cancer
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By Mandy Jackson 15 May 2018
As Baby Boomers age out of the workforce, they'll be replaced in biopharma C-suites and boardrooms by a younger, more female and racially diverse group. A panel of current and former life science CEOs, venture investors and recruiters discuss the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Topic Business strategies
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By Mike Ward 15 May 2018
Denoive acquires from TVM Capital both Biovertis and Morphochem, plus a Phase II ready antibiotic asset, for an initial 4% stake worth €900,000. Since their formation, Biovertis and Morphochem have had more than $96m invested in them.
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By Jung Won Shin 15 May 2018
As political talks gain momentum, the Kaesong Industrial Complex in North Korea could be the starting point of possible healthcare cooperation with the South, once the relationship between the two countries improves, a South Korean official report suggests.
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By Brian Yang 15 May 2018
Hong Kong is catching global attention as it plans to drastically change listing rules for biotech firms, potentially opening the way to both Chinese companies seeking public funding and international firms eyeing entry to China. A Shanghai biosimilars developer, among others, is now eyeing an offering.
Topic Policy and regulation
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