AstraZeneca’s newly approved, first-in-class hypertension drug Baxfendy does not clear the bar for effectiveness relative to its price, according to the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review ...
In a historic breakthrough for targeted protein degradation, Bristol Myers Squibb has secured the first FDA approval for a CELMoD therapy, with clearance of Zenbexus (iberdomide) as part of a ...
Pushing back on the concept that there can only be one victor among branded obesity drugmakers, Novo Nordisk CEO Mike Doustdar thinks that investors aren’t seeing the whole picture. | As the massive ...
Having spent 14 years building out its capacity, Regeneron Genetics Center—the genomic research branch of the Tarrytown, New ...
A federal appeals court has overturned (PDF) the 2024 dismissal of a lawsuit filed by Celgene shareholders that accuses Bristol Myers Squibb of slow-walking the approval of blood cancer drug Breyanzi ...
With the European Union formally reversing its marketing authorization for the rare disease med Tavneos last week, regulators from the bloc are laying out their concerns about the data backing the ...
Roughly a year and a half after the approval of Vykat XR, a group of clinicians with deep ties to the Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) community is flagging potential safety concerns about the rare disease ...
With its reserves depleted, a debt payment due in four weeks and its cash runway stretching only into next month, the ...
With all the fretting from the pharmaceutical industry about competition from China, patent protection losses, price reduction initiatives and other government measures with the potential to hit pr | ...
Fresenius Kabi is yanking a batch of another product in the U.S., shortly after initiating a separate recall tied to mislabeled pain medicine. | Shortly after initiating a separate recall tied to ...
Bristol Myers Squibb has laid out plans for a $2.3 billion manufacturing facility in Houston, set for completion in 2030. The plant will cover 600,000 square feet and employ nearly 500 people.