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| By Nick Paul Taylor Novartis has committed another $1.7 billion to its ambition to become a kidney disease leader. The Swiss drugmaker is making the outlay, around half of which is upfront, to buy Regulus Therapeutics for a rare renal disease drug that is set to enter phase 3 in the third quarter. |
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By Nick Paul Taylor An investor is ratcheting up the pressure on Acelyrin to pull out of a planned merger with Alumis, setting out its case for voting against a deal it argues is worse for shareholders than liquidating the biotech. |
By Nick Paul Taylor Pink slips have followed the green light at Entrada Therapeutics. Weeks after the FDA lifted a more than two-year-long hold, the biotech has set out plans to reduce its workforce by 20% and prioritize its clinical Duchenne muscular dystrophy candidates and key preclinical programs. |
By Gabrielle Masson The affected Cambridge site is Ono’s U.S. headquarters and one of the company's two locations in the country, with the other in San Francisco. |
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By Gabrielle Masson Radiopharma biotech Cellectar Biosciences is seeking strategic alternatives, opening the door to further opportunities after looking to partner off its sole clinical-stage asset to no avail this winter. |
By Gabrielle Masson An approval decision for Stealth BioTherapeutics’ investigational treatment for an ultra-rare genetic disease has been delayed—again—this time, with no new decision date given. |
By Kevin Dunleavy AstraZeneca has come up short in another phase 3 trial of AKT inhibitor Truqap, raising more questions about the blockbuster potential of the first-in-class cancer treatment. |
By Zoey Becker The company is going up against Pfizer's popular Vyndaqel franchise in the ATTR-CM field and has so far tallied 2,072 prescriptions since launching Attruby in December. |
By Conor Hale The MJFF has worked with Verily for years to assemble public data exploring the relationships between Parkinson's disease, genetics, the immune system and metabolism. |
By Eric Sagonowsky Authorities say Gilead paid honoraria payments, meals and travel expenses to induce participants at HIV educational speaker programs to prescribe its HIV drugs. The company is paying more than $200 million to resolve the allegations. |
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