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CHMP recommends Regeneron, Novartis drugs that still await FDA approval

The European Medicines Agency’s human medicines committee (CHMP) has recommended four new drugs for approval, including Regeneron's Lynozyfic for the treatment of relapsed and refractory multiple...

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Bipartisan 'pill penalty' fix and other bills vie for inclusion in...

Industry groups are looking to push government drug price negotiation and PBM reforms into a massive Republican domestic policy bill that will likely pass on party lines. PhRMA and a nonprofit ...

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At least seven drugmakers say they will participate in round two of IRA...

More than half of drugmakers have agreed to participate in the second round of Medicare price negotiations amid ongoing legal battles and uncertainty surrounding the new administration’s stance on the...

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The top 100 biotech investors; FDA vaccine meeting canceled; Can Bill...

Good morning and rabbit rabbit as we begin the month of March. It was another busy week in the world of biopharma so let’s jump straight into the headlines. John Carroll examined the last year ...

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ICER finds GSK inhalers offer advantages over generics

The higher prices of two COPD inhalers from GSK that are targeted in the second round of government drug price negotiations are justified because of several advantages over generic competitors,...

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After Phase 3 depression setback, Neumora pauses two trials to make changes,...

Brain health biotech Neumora has stopped two of its Phase 3 trials in major depressive disorder to make adjustments after the first late-stage study unexpectedly failed at the beginning of this year....

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Callio emerges with $187M and ADCs from a decade-old Singapore biotech

Frazier Life Sciences and a cadre of well-known biotech investors are coming together for a new startup in the antibody-drug conjugates field, an area of cancer treatment R&D that has remained hot....

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Novo Nordisk signs $354M partnership with AI-guided biotech for ‘risky’ new...

Novo Nordisk has formed a $354 million research collaboration with Gensaic, the protein design company said on Monday, as the Danish pharma giant works to incubate new approaches in the metabolic ...

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Genentech's TNKase gets new approval; Sanofi gives up rights to oncology...

Plus, news about Nuvation Bio, Leqembi, IN8bio and Syros: Longtime clot-busting drug gets new approval: Roche and Genentech’s TNKase (tenecteplase) was approved Monday to treat acute ...

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Novartis licenses Kyorin’s preclinical chronic hives candidate for $55M upfront

Novartis is spending $55 million on global rights to Kyorin Pharmaceutical’s preclinical drug for inflammatory diseases in a deal that comes almost two decades after Novartis’ first pact with the...

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Protagonist, Takeda's profit sharing deal under spotlight after Phase 3 blood...

Protagonist Therapeutics reported a clean Phase 3 win on Monday for rusfertide — its rare blood disorder therapy — putting it on track for a fourth-quarter FDA submission. It also brings to the fore an...

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Biohaven’s ion channel drug fails pivotal bipolar mania study

Biohaven’s potassium channel drug has failed a late-stage study in bipolar mania, according to a statement in the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report. The Phase 2/3 study included an estimated 256...

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Pliant calls it quits on Phase 2b IPF study

Pliant Therapeutics has officially discontinued a mid-stage study of its chronic lung disease treatment, less than a month after the trial's safety board recommended a halt. The South San Francisco...

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GSK, Amgen and AstraZeneca tout Phase 3 data in inflammatory nasal condition 

GSK, Amgen and AstraZeneca released positive data supporting their rival drugs in a condition called chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps, or CRSwNP. GSK’s depemokimab and Amgen and AstraZeneca’s...

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Cerebral CEO David Mou has stepped down

The CEO of mental health startup Cerebral stepped down in December 2024, Endpoints News has learned. David Mou, who became CEO in May 2022, continues to serve in his previous post of chief medical...

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Sofinnova Partners raises €1.2B to invest in life sciences

Sofinnova Partners has raised €1.2 billion ($1.26 billion) across its various investment strategies over the past year, the European life sciences investor said Tuesday morning, sharing its plans to...

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23andMe rejects CEO's second take-private offer

A special committee of 23andMe's board rejected CEO Anne Wojcicki's latest offer to take the company private. In her second attempt, Wojcicki — along with private equity firm New Mountain Capital —...

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NIH-backed research tries to use stem cells to restore the eye’s outer layer

Thirteen out of 14 people with eye damage experienced at least some improvements to their cornea after receiving a stem cell transplant in one eye in an early-stage study. The National Institutes of...

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UnitedHealthcare’s copay-only plan is booming, despite backlash over care...

Business is booming for UnitedHealthcare’s transparent-pricing health plan, as more companies consider offering alternative types of health insurance. The plan, called Surest, aims to fix a universal...

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Bourla says Pfizer could transfer production to US to sidestep Trump's tariffs

Pfizer could “quickly” transfer operations from foreign sites to its US manufacturing network as a way to mitigate any impact from President Donald Trump’s tariffs, CEO Albert Bourla said. The pharma...

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