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With the emergence of precision medicine and its focus on customizing treatment to individual patients, it may be possible to reduce the time to diagnosis for rare conditions, enabling identification and intervention at earlier stages of the disease – a hope that is new for rare disease patients. Explore this and more in our latest blog.
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Today's Big NewsMar 20, 2023 |
| By Nick Paul Taylor For Sangamo, last week is probably one to forget. Late on Friday, the gene-based therapy biotech revealed it had lost two partners in quick succession, with Biogen and Novartis walking away from partnerships collectively worth billions of dollars in milestones within days of each other. |
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By Gabrielle Masson As Athenex’s cash dries up, the FDA has slapped a clinical hold on its phase 1 trial assessing a CAR-NKT cell therapy for neuroblastoma in the wake of a patient death. |
By Andrea Park Since its humble beginnings back in 2012, the Fierce 15 has made a point of spotlighting the most exciting startups in medtech—those not only challenging the limits of both the tech and healthcare industries but also making real progress toward their lofty goals. The companies on this year’s list—which kicks off the second decade of Fierce Medtech’s Fierce 15—are setting the bar even higher. |
Sponsored by DrugBank Data rich but quality poor. Massive amounts of disorganized data might be the final roadblock to unlocking the potential of data-centric AI. |
By James Waldron After more than six years, Zymeworks and Daiichi Sankyo have agreed to amicably part ways from an immune-oncology agreement that once had the potential to bring in $293 million in biobucks. |
By Max Bayer BioNTech is making it clear that the company is working to become a cancer-treating powerhouse. A licensing deal for OncoC4's CTLA4-targeting antibody is the latest in a string of recent moves. |
By Nick Paul Taylor Takeda has revealed the data that persuaded it to pay $4 billion upfront for Nimbus Therapeutics’ TYK2 inhibitor. The highest dose completely cleared psoriasis in one-third of patients, adding weight to claims that the candidate is an improvement on Bristol Myers Squibb’s rival drug Sotyktu. |
By James Waldron Momentum continues to build for Karuna’s much-hyped schizophrenia therapy, with the company revealing another late-stage win. Yet, a secondary endpoint fail and a share price wobble were a reminder that the anticipated U.S. approval this year isn't yet in the bag. |
By Joseph Keenan Syneos Health inked a multiyear deal with Microsoft to further develop a platform that leverages machine learning to support and speed the analysis, design and operations of clinical trials. |
By Angus Liu Under David Ricks’ leadership, Eli Lilly’s stock price reached a record high in 2022. But the CEO’s pay decreased slightly last year. |
By Fraiser Kansteiner Ozempic, which has been in short supply for some six months, is once again available in two common, lower doses, while a third higher dose will maintain limited availability through the end of the month, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s drug shortage database. Novo Nordisk confirmed the restocking in an emailed statement. |
By Andrea Park The FDA cleared a pair of tests this week both aimed specifically at improving diagnoses of women’s health conditions. |
By Paige Minemyer The NCAA basketball tournament is officially underway, and that means the Fierce Healthcare team is back with another bracket competition as well. |
Fierce podcastsDon't miss an episode |
| This week on "The Top Line," we discuss the SVB failure, what to expect next and what it all meant for the biotech industry. We also cover Pfizer's big acquisition, insulin prices and more of this week's top headlines. |
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