recent pharma news

View All

recent-pharma-biotech-happenings-for-bms-prothena-canon-medical-immunovant
Plaque psoriasis drug outshines in phase III trial; Immunovant announces pause in trial of IMVT-1401; Prothena brings AL amyloidosis drug back; Canon Medical expands its MRI AI programs

Plaque psoriasis drug outshines the competition in phase III trial Bristol Myers Squibb’s psoriasis drug, the TYK2 inhibitor outshone placebo and Amgen’s Otezla in a second phase 3 study, setting discussions with regulators. The study, known as POETYK PSO-2, trialled the drug, deucravacitinib, against placebo...

Find More

recent-pharma-happenings-for-nirogy-iterum-tscan
Nirogy rises with $16.5M; Iterum presents a new drug application to FDA; Gut Bacteria proffer insight into molecules protection; TScan adds another $100M for cancer trials

Nirogy Therapeutics rises with USD 16.5 Million to target metabolite transporters Nirogy Therapeutics Inc., a privately-held biotechnology company developing novel small molecules for targeting cellular transporters, announced the closing of a USD 16.5 million Series A financing.  Nirogy plans to use the...

Find More

recent-pharma-biotech-news-updates-for-ikena-terns-ribometrix-hologic
Ikena bags $120M; Terns raises $87M for NASH; Ribometrix Genentech Collaboration; Hologic acquires Biotheranostics

Ikena secures USD 120 Million to advance a growing pipeline of cancer drugs Ikena Oncology has bagged USD 120 million to develop its expanding pipeline of cancer drugs. The Series B round begins as Ikena prepares to add a TEAD inhibitor to its roster of clinical programs and pushes a first-in-class KRAS asset th...

Find More

recent-pharma-happenings-for-senseonics-alkermes-hologic
Improving cancer immunotherapy; Senseonics’ Eversense delayed; FDA acknowledges Alkermes’ Resubmission; 3D breast ultrasound improves diagnosis

Improving cancer immunotherapy by recovering a warning system Cancer cells, most of the time, develop tactics to elude the immune system. A research team that is led by scientists at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has recognized one such mechanism, and it believes aiming it with drugs could potentially e...

Find More

recent-pharma-biotech-healthcare-news-and-updates-for-nih-roche-regeneron-gsk
NIH awards $107M for COVID-19 testing tech; GSK secures rights; Roche’s bispecific matches Eylea; Research Updates in Leukemia, solid tumors

NIH awards USD 107 Million for radical COVID-19 testing tech  The National Institutes of Health (NIH) awarded over USD 107 million for radical approaches to testing for COVID-19 and tracing the spread of the disease, including cutting-edge technologies, which could make daily coronavirus testing less interf...

Find More

recent-pharma-biotech-news-updates-for-astrazeneca-uniqure-csl
AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine; Type 1 diabetes research updates; FDA nod to Zebra’s X-ray modelling AI; UniQure/CSL haemophilia B gene therapy curbs bleeding in phase 3

AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine data suggest single-dose efficacy The full data from late-phase trials of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine have pointed to the potential for AZD1222 to work after a single dose and limit asymptomatic cases; however, missed main questions regarding the efficacy of the candidate. Th...

Find More

recent-pharma-news-and-updates-for-egenesis-duke-decibel-genscript
FDA authorizes first diagnostic test for Covid-19 antibodies; EGenesis’s collaboration with Duke; Pancreatic Cancer research updates; Decibel scores $ 82 M

FDA authorizes first diagnostic test for COVID-19 antibodies that obstruct the virus from entering cells The FDA has authorized the first COVID-19 diagnostic test, which identifies whether a person has the specific antibodies known to hinder the coronavirus from entering and infecting human cells. These neutr...

Find More

Pharma news fro GSK, InCarda, BridgeBio
GSK’s RSV vaccine; SparingVision’s interest in gene therapy; InCarda’s raise; BridgeBio’s R&D deal

GSK eyes robust immune response from RSV vaccine  Cold viruses mostly do not get much attention in terms of R&D. They usually make humans feel miserable for a few days, and later than clear up. However, some cold viruses can hit vulnerable people much harder, which leads to pneumonia and hospitalizations. Th...

Find More

recent-pharma-news-and-updates-for-santhera-merck-novartis-scribe
Santhera flunks DMD phase 3; Scribe emerges with $20 M; Merck sells off Osteoarthritis drug to Novartis; Research updates on flu vaccine and glioblastoma

Designing a universal flu vaccine by focusing on the immune system  A universal flu vaccine that can foster protection to people against any influenza strain is considered a goal in flu research as it could spare scientists from the often erroneous process of predicting the circulating strains each year and...

Find More

recent-pharma-news-and-update
Olema raises $54M; T3 Pharma bags $27M to advance bacterial cancer therapy program; Biofourmis and Chugai’s Collaboration; A new study on averting heart attack

Olema Oncology raises USD 54 Million for breast cancer program Olema Oncology has raised USD 54 million to push its lead program into the clinic and boost its R&D efforts in other areas.   The capital will bankroll a phase 1/2 study of the asset, OP-1250, as a single agent. Olema Oncology will a...

Find More