Clovis soars on strong results for PARP inhibitor

Results from the ARIEL-3 study could expand Rubraca's market opportunity and position the drug more competitively versus rivals.

By Ned Pagliarulo • June 19, 2017

Prescribed Reading: ADA, Mylan, and an executive order?

The SGLT-2 category heats up at ADA, Mylan faces pressure from all sides, and President Trump might put his stamp on drug pricing.

By Lisa LaMotta • June 16, 2017

Explore the Trendline➔

Neuroscience drug development

Enthusiasm is running higher among drugmakers and investors for neuroscience drug development, buoyed by recent approvals of new Alzheimer’s, ALS and depression medicines.

By BioPharma Dive staff

DIA: Exploring the impact of data and informatics technologies throughout the clinical trial journey

Sponsors are turning to intelligent, informatics-based solutions to help ensure that clinical trials are proceeding in the most effective manner possible.   

June 15, 2017

Aldeyra eyes Phase 3 after flunking Phase 2b

The biotech is itching to get on with a late-stage study of its eye allergy drug, which missed the primary endpoint of an earlier investigation.

By Suzanne Elvidge • June 15, 2017

How Merck hopes to win in I/O combos: Q&A with Roy Baynes

Combinations are pegged as the next step forward in immuno-oncology. Speaking with BioPharma Dive at ASCO, Merck's Roy Baynes cautioned how little is known about the best pairing and explained why monotherapy remains relevant.

By Ned Pagliarulo • June 14, 2017

Acceleron to dump dalantercept after bad data

Acceleron drops dalantercept after it misses its primary endpoint in a Phase 2 study for advanced kidney cancer, but investors barely blink.

By Suzanne Elvidge • June 14, 2017

Merck pauses Keytruda trials, raising concerns about class

The big pharma has hit a setback for its blockbuster checkpoint inhibitor in two multiple myeloma studies. 

By Lisa LaMotta • June 13, 2017

J&J's Invokana lowers CV risk, but by enough to compete?

The diabetes drug lowered risk in a cardiovascular outcomes study by 14%, yet still finds itself outpaced by some data from other competitors.

By Jacob Bell • June 13, 2017

Gene therapy by the numbers

In a field shaped by small patient populations and eye-popping cost considerations, understanding gene therapy's promise and challenges comes down, in part, to the numbers. 

By Ned Pagliarulo • June 12, 2017

A new wave of gene therapies ready to hit US shores

After decades of setbacks, a slew of next-gen gene therapies are ready to hit the U.S. market, prompting questions about manufacturing and pricing.

By Malorye Allison Branca • June 12, 2017

ADA: Praluent data positive in diabetes patients

Even as the PCSK9 inhibitors continue to falter in the cholesterol market, new data in diabetes patients could be a differentiator.

By Suzanne Elvidge • June 12, 2017

ADA: Merck, Pfizer notch success, but late with SGLT-2 data

The two pharmas' ertugliflozin met its goal in two Phase 3 studies, yet will face a competitive market already featuring three rival SGLT-2 inhibitors.

By Ned Pagliarulo • June 12, 2017

Lilly preps galcanezumab for 2017 filing

The migraine drug showed strong efficacy across a trio of late-stage studies, and its submission to the FDA should come later this year.

By Jacob Bell • June 10, 2017

Prescribed Reading: June filled with divestitures and data

Conference season is in full swing for the industry, big pharma is selling off assets and the FDA is making some surprising moves. 

By Lisa LaMotta • June 9, 2017

Actelion's antibiotic meets one endpoint, flunks another

Flagship C. diff diarrhea drug shows mixed results, prompting concerns that Johnson & Johnson overpaid for the big European biotech. 

By Suzanne Elvidge • June 9, 2017

Strokes on the rise, but NOACs not filling the gap

New oral anticoagulants have become the new standard of care for stroke treatment, but the drugs have not lived up to expectation. 

By Barbara Boughton • June 9, 2017

ADA preview: 5 things to watch in diabetes

Cardiovascular outcomes data, insulin pricing and technology are just a few of the things acting as major change agents in diabetes.

By Lisa LaMotta • June 9, 2017

DIA: Transforming trials - Insights drive better care at lower cost and risk

The traditional model of three discrete, fixed trial phases lacks flexibility and analytical power to develop complex new therapies that can target the increasingly heterogeneous population seen today.

June 8, 2017

AbbVie's JAK-1 inhibitor notches Phase 3 win in RA

Upadacitinib is under investigation for several indications, and could hit peak annual revenues of at least $3.5 billion across them should it lock down approval, according to Jefferies.

By Jacob Bell • June 8, 2017

More good news for Teva in migraine

Teva's fremanezumab hit its Phase 3 goal in episodic as well as chronic migraine.

By Suzanne Elvidge • June 8, 2017

Novartis' CAR-T stacks up to Kite in lymphoma

Results from the Swiss pharma's JULIET study showed similar overall and complete response rates to Kite Pharma's axi-cel in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. 

By Ned Pagliarulo • June 7, 2017

Jazz strikes positive tone for sleep drug following late-stage hits

Positive readouts from a trio of Phase 3 trials reinforced the efficacy and safety of JZP-110, which should help beef up Jazz's sleep portfolio.

By Jacob Bell • June 7, 2017

Gain a new perspective on your clinical research at BIO 2017

At the forefront of drug discovery and development, small to midsize biotech/biopharma companies are the leaders of innovation.

By Peter Benton, president and COO of Worldwide Clinical Trials • June 6, 2017

ASCO17: Chi-Med, Lilly tout cancer med's efficacy in colorectal setting

Median overall survival was about three months longer for patients receiving fruquintinib versus those on placebo.

By Jacob Bell • June 6, 2017

ASCO17: CAR-Ts steal the show

Impressive data from Bluebird Bio and Nanjing Legend Biotech point to CAR-T's relevance outside of leukemias and lymphomas. 

By Ned Pagliarulo • June 6, 2017