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  • Merck/Moderna vaccine and Summit/Akeso bispecific therapy among key highlights at ESMO 2026
    The European Society of Medical Oncology (ESMO) meeting in Madrid this weekend will showcase several high‑profile oncology programs. Among the most watched are Merck and Moderna’s personalized can…
    BioSpace · 22d agoNeutral↗ source
  • Multispecific drug design faces growing complexity as more binding arms increase molecular options
    The industry is seeing a rapid rise in complex biologic formats such as trispecific antibodies and cell-engaging molecules. As these multispecific constructs multiply, drug developers are turning t…
    BioSpace · 22d agoNeutral↗ source
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China proposes ban on biotech platform sales but keeps licensing deals open
Chinese ministries of Commerce and Science and Technology released a draft policy that would prohibit the transfer of ownership for five biotech technologies, including cell and gene therapy, small…
BioSpace · 21d agoRegulatoryNeutral↗ source
  • Immunology Society Split Over California’s $8.4 B Proposition 38 Funding Measure
    Internal emails obtained by STAT reveal a sharp split within the American Association of Immunologists over California’s Proposition 38, a ballot measure that would direct $8.4 billion of taxpayer…
    STAT · 22d agoNeutral↗ source
  • Experts tout amylin as promising, potentially gentler obesity target as new combo therapies near FDA review
    While GLP-1 medicines dominate the weight‑loss market, some observers argue that amylin would have been the logical primary target for obesity treatment a decade ago. Novo Nordisk’s amylin/GLP‑1 c…
    BioSpace · 22d agoPositive↗ source
  • Arbitrators profit heavily from No Surprises Act disputes, raising concerns over health-care billing practices
    The STAT Health Care Inc. newsletter reports that the arbitration mechanism created by the No Surprises Act, intended to resolve out-of-network billing conflicts, has become a lucrative business fo…
    STAT · 21d agoNegative↗ source
  • Former GOP lawmakers warn that confusing vaccine messaging could hurt party's midterm prospects
    Two former Republican congressmen say the party's mixed messaging on vaccines has become a political liability. They argue that the lack of a clear stance could alienate voters and damage Republic…
    STAT · 21d agoNegative↗ source
  • Novartis halts Phase 2 lupus nephritis trial of Fabhalta, cites strategic reasons
    Novartis has stopped a Phase 2 study of its complement blocker Fabhalta (iptacopan) in patients with lupus nephritis, a kidney involving form of the disease. The company said the decision was base…
    BioSpace · 21d agoNeutral↗ source
  • Measles resurgence threatens Republican midterm prospects, physicians warn
    Physicians and former Republican congressmen Larry Bucshon and Michael C. Burgess wrote an opinion piece warning that the recent measles surge is turning into a political liability for the GOP. Va…
    STAT · 22d agoNegative↗ source
  • Sino Biological offers validated cytokines to improve organoid culture and research
    Organoids are three-dimensional cell models that mimic key features of real tissues, and they rely on specific signaling molecules to grow and differentiate. Key cytokines such as R-spondin 1, EGF…
    BioSpace · 22d agoNeutral↗ source
  • Philips issues updated use instructions for Lumify ultrasound systems after software glitch risk
    Philips Ultrasound has sent a letter to customers of its Lumify diagnostic ultrasound system, advising that the devices require updated use instructions. The update addresses a software applicatio…
    fda medwatch · 22d agoCRLNegative↗ source
  • Editor shares personal loss and calls for assisted suicide options for severe mental illness
    Torie Bosch, an editor at STAT, recounts the repeated suicide attempts of her mother, culminating in her death in 2016. She describes the ongoing cycle of crises, hospitalizations and the emotional…
    STAT · 22d agoNegative↗ source
  • Theranos whistleblower says new film ‘You Can See Everything’ is art, not a documentary
    Tyler Shultz, a former Theranos scientist who became a whistleblower, wrote an opinion piece criticizing Nathan Fielder’s recent film about Elizabeth Holmes. He argues the movie, titled “You Can S…
    STAT · 21d agoNegative↗ source
  • Cambridge biologist David Sabatini awarded $6 million after jury rejects harassment claims
    David Sabatini, a former MIT and Whitehead Institute researcher, faced allegations of inappropriate conduct from a younger colleague, leading to his removal from the institute. A Suffolk County ju…
    STAT · 22d agoPositive↗ source
  • As AbbVie’s Crohn’s combo beats Skyrizi in mid-stage test, analysts laud autoimmune vision
    AbbVie’s next-gen dual-targeting therapy elicited higher rates of remission than its IL-23 inhibitor Skyrizi in a Phase 2a trial of Crohn’s disease, leading analysts to wonder if the blockbuster ca…
    BioSpace · 21d ago↗ source
  • Disc’s rebuffed rare disease drug sets up FDA redo after ‘clean’ Phase 3 sweep
    Disc Medicine’s bitopertin—rejected by the FDA in February—significantly reduced levels of a key disease biomarker and significantly increased the time patients with erythropoietic protoporphyria w…
    BioSpace · 21d ago↗ source
  • Jury awards $6 million to former MIT professor David Sabatini in defamation case
    A Suffolk County jury awarded $6 million in damages to former MIT professor David Sabatini after finding the plaintiff's claims were defamatory. The case stemmed from accusations by a younger coll…
    STAT · 24d agoPositive↗ source
  • Revolution Medicines' pancreatic cancer therapy Rasonque moves closer to European approval after FDA clearance
    Revolution Medicines' experimental drug Rasonque, aimed at treating pancreatic cancer, has received a recommendation for approval from European regulators. The recommendation follows an earlier po…
    STAT · 24d agoApprovalPositive↗ source
  • Hospitals Turn to Longevity Clinics as New Revenue Stream
    STAT's biotech podcast "The Readout LOUD" featured a discussion about the rapid growth of longevity clinics that are being opened by hospitals. Reporters noted that the longevity medicine market i…
    STAT · 24d agoNeutral↗ source
  • Induced pluripotent stem cells gain momentum as new methods and clinical successes drive drug development
    Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are moving from a research curiosity to a practical tool in drug development. After years of steady progress, recent advances are bringing iPSCs into the spot…
    BioSpace · 24d agoPositive↗ source
  • FDA issues warning to Eurofins over selective microbiology data recording at Pennsylvania lab
    FDA sent a warning letter to Eurofins after inspectors found issues at its Horsham, Pennsylvania laboratory. The inspection revealed that analysts had been selectively recording results of pour-pl…
    BioSpace · 24d agoRegulatoryNegative↗ source
  • City Therapeutics raises $200M in IPO to fund thromboembolic disease pipeline
    City Therapeutics, an RNA interference biotech focused on thromboembolic diseases, completed an initial public offering that raised $200 million. The company sold about 11 million shares at $18 ea…
    BioSpace · 24d agoDealPositive↗ source
  • HHS moves to let compounding pharmacies make select peptides as China tightens biotech exports but permits foreign licensing
    The HHS announced a policy that would allow compounding pharmacies to produce certain peptide drugs, expanding access and potentially lowering costs. The move is part of the Trump administration's…
    STAT · 24d agoRegulatoryNeutral↗ source
  • Patients stop meds for deeper reasons than forgetfulness, pharmacist says
    Marcela Gottschald, a pharmacist and journalist, reflects on her early assumption that patients missed doses mainly because they forgot, were frustrated by side effects, or lacked understanding of…
    STAT · 25d agoNeutral↗ source
  • Xilio Therapeutics appoints Yariv Houvras as chief medical officer
    Xilio Therapeutics announced the hiring of Yariv Houvras as its new chief medical officer. Houvras joins from Tubulis, where he served as senior vice president of clinical and translational develo…
    STAT · 24d agoNeutral↗ source