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Peloton Therapeutics
Peloton raises $150M; BiomX raises $32M; Abbott and Novo collaborate; Blaze Bioscience nets $5M

Peloton Therapeutics raises USD 150 Million for treating Advance Kidney Cancer Peloton Therapeutics has been in the process of developing small molecule drugs to treat Cancer, has raised USD 150 million. Peloton’s lead therapeutic candidate, PT2977, focuses on targeting hypoxia-inducible fac...

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Oncology
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Stopping breast cancer metastasis by killing tumor cells in their sleep Oncology researchers believed that dormant breast cancer cells are not responsive to chemotherapy. But these inactive cancer cells can be active at any time and cause life-threatening metastases. Scientists at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Rese...

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patent ductus arteriosus
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Axovant tips nelotanserin from small molecule R&D Axovant has stopped nelotanserin development after it missed the primary endpoint in a phase 2 trial in patients with Lewy body dementia. The dull data compelled Axovant to miss the drug and finish its pivot from small molecules to gene therapies. The parent comp...

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Novo Nordisk
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Novo Nordisk set to restructure R&D business Novo Nordisk, Danish drug maker, declared its plans to reorganise their R&D business, which include lay-off 400 workers of operations in Denmark and China. It is done so that the expansion is accelerated and its pipeline across serious chronic diseases is diversi...

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astellas
Commercial

NICE Rejects Gilead Sciences’ Yescarta on Cost Concerns The United Kingdom’s government-funded health service isn’t being so nice to Gilead Sciences’ CAR-T blood cancer treatment Yescarta. The country’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) said the therapy is too expensive for th...

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cancer
Clinical

Use of Placebo is Necessary Only in Certain Types of Oncology Trials: USFDA In a new draft guidance released, the USFDA is questioning whether or not the use of a placebo in a double-blind, randomized clinical trial is always necessary. The FDA said sometimes the use of a placebo can present practical or ethical co...

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Delveinsight
Sarepta’s deal; Fund raisings for Apexigen; Novo funded rare disease startup

Sarepta builds in gene therapy with $30M Lacerta deal Sarepta has dampen its enthusiasm for an ongoing gene therapy candidate. Sarepta has made a tie-up with lacerta that will add 3 more programs to 8 already existing and are ready to expand its focus beyond muscular dystrophy. Sarepta has committed to pay Lacerta ...

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Adapsyn signed; Evolus filed; BioNTech signed a deal; Nordisk’s deal

Adapsyn signed a USD 162 million deal with Pfizer for microbe-mining project Adapsyn has recently signed a deal with Pfizer for the microbe-mining with the help of advance platform developed by the Canadian company adapsyn. The technique offers a quick filter for promising candidates with better efficacy. Due to the...

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Novo petitions FDA;J&J invests; Xarelto’s trial; Roche’s Tecentriq

Novo petitions FDA to require copies of Victoza to conduct clinical trials With one drugmaker already trying to pry patent protection off of Novo Nordisk’s blockbuster Victoza before its 2022 expiration, the insulin specialist has taken new steps to deter copies. The Danish drugmaker has filed a citizen petition arg...

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Invokana matches; Xultophy beats; Lilly and BI follow; Tresiba matches

J&J's Invokana matches Jardiance's 14% reduction in major CV events There’s officially another heart-helping SGLT2 on the block. But this one brings some varied benefits—and amputation risks—along with it. In a cardiovascular outcomes trial, Johnson & Johnson's Invokana matched up to Eli Lilly and Boehringer...

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