Clinical Trials: Page 98


  • Industry Pulse: 10 charts on M&A, I/O and biosimilar threats

    While Gilead's acquisition of Kite lifted the biotech sector, major dealmaking has been few and far between this year. Elsewhere, copycat biologics pose a growing threat to industry top-sellers. 

    By Ned Pagliarulo • Sept. 1, 2017
  • Prescribed Reading: Get ready for CAR-T clash

    The biggest deal of the year and a major approval were both based around CAR-T technology, setting up the market for a price war in the space. 

    By Lisa LaMotta • Sept. 1, 2017
  • 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
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    Incyte, Merck build case for skin cancer combo

    Data from a Phase 1/2 study of Incyte's IDO1 inhibitor and Merck's Keytruda continued to look positive, building momentum for the closely watched pairing. 

    By Ned Pagliarulo • Aug. 31, 2017
  • Otonomy stock crumbles as the company sidelines a key pipeline asset

    Otividex failed to meet all primary and key secondary endpoints of a late-stage study, leading the company to suspend the drug's development.

    By Aug. 30, 2017
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    Merck's REVEAL results could spell end to CETP class

    While mildly positive, the cardiovascular outcomes study for the CETP inhibitor was underwhelming, leaving Merck uncertain of whether to file for approval.

    By Lisa LaMotta • Aug. 29, 2017
  • Bristol-Myers, Pfizer continue to build case for Eliquis

    The pharmas have been conducting follow-up study and real-world analyses of the anticoagulant in a bid to boost market uptake.

    By Ned Pagliarulo • Aug. 28, 2017
  • Novartis rare disease drug opens up new way to treat heart disease

    A large study of canakinumab, currently marketed as Ilaris, showed targeting inflammation could lower cardiovascular risk and possibly help prevent lung cancer.

    By Ned Pagliarulo • Aug. 27, 2017
  • Prescribed Reading: Biosimilars or biologics? Why not both?

    A few small deals, plenty of stock movement on clinical trial results and several new therapies inch closer to market. 

    By Lisa LaMotta • Aug. 25, 2017
  • Genmab's Darzalex heading for first-line in multiple myeloma

    A data monitoring committee recommended unblinding the study after positive data for Darzalex in first-line treatment of multiple myeloma. 

    By Suzanne Elvidge • Aug. 25, 2017
  • Flush with cash, Apellis trumpets positive Phase 2 AMD results

    Apellis is moving forward into Soliris territory with some interesting early data in untreated and refractory patients.

    By Suzanne Elvidge • Aug. 25, 2017
  • AstraZeneca touts Brilinta CV benefit with new analysis

    Days before the European Society of Cardiology's 2017 Congress, the British pharma said an analysis of a prior study showed the drug lowered risk of cardiovascular death.

    By Aug. 24, 2017
  • Ultragenyx shelves genetic disease drug after trial failure

    Extended release aceneuramic acid missed the primary and secondary endpoints of a Phase 3 study.

    By Aug. 23, 2017
  • Novogen irons out Phase 2 plans for brain cancer candidate

    Contract research organization Chiltern will help the company conduct a mid-stage study slated for the fourth quarter.

    By Aug. 22, 2017
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    Pop quiz: What's your patient centricity IQ?

    Patients are quickly becoming the center of clinical trials. Take the same quiz that was given to attendees at DIA 2017 and see how well you align with the thinking of potential study participants. 

    By Gabriela Feldberg, Head of Feasibility, Recruitment and Engagement • Aug. 22, 2017
  • Novo bests Lilly in diabetes trial, but will that lead to market advantage?

    With the diabetes space already crowded, some investors are questioning whether the Danish drugmaker's semaglutide can secure market share.

    By Aug. 17, 2017
  • Bristol-Myers' Opdivo comes up short in kidney cancer study

    In another setback for the drugmaker's flagship immunotherapy franchise, Opdivo plus Yervoy failed to cleanly beat out Sutent in renal cell carcinoma.

    By Ned Pagliarulo • Aug. 16, 2017
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    Lexicon's diabetes drug continues to deliver in the clinic

    Fresh results show sotagliflozin met all the secondary endpoints of the pivotal inTandem2 study.

    By Aug. 15, 2017
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    Regeneron dumps RSV drug after trial failure

    Cutting its losses, the big biotech is abandoning an infant respiratory drug after poor trial results. 

    By Lisa LaMotta • Aug. 14, 2017
  • Opthotech's Fovista crashes out in wet AMD

    Negative results from a third Phase 3 study of Fovista further cloud the future for Opthotech, which has seen its fortunes reverse in the past few quarters.

    By Suzanne Elvidge • Aug. 14, 2017
  • Zynerba burned by second trial failure

    The cannabinoid drugmaker disclosed its second clinical failure in as many weeks.

    By Lisa LaMotta • Aug. 14, 2017
  • Prescribed Reading: Merger as a band-aid for biotech troubles

    Multiple biotechs with ongoing problems discovered solutions this week by merging with privately held companies, which could offer a needed boost. 

    By Lisa LaMotta • Aug. 11, 2017
  • Heron's post-surgery painkiller swoops into Phase 3

    On a mission to cut opioid use following surgery, Heron is launching two Phase 3 trials to further advance its non-opioid analgesic.

    By Suzanne Elvidge • Aug. 11, 2017
  • Alnylam review turns up no clear answers on revusiran deaths

    A higher number of patient deaths in the treatment arm of a Phase 3 study had led Alnylam last year to abandon revusiran, then its lead program. 

    By Ned Pagliarulo • Aug. 10, 2017
  • Galapagos' new data is good, but how much weight does it carry?

    At least one analyst notes that it may be too early to tell whether the company's lung drug can stack up against rival therapies.

    By Aug. 10, 2017
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    Accelerate your database lock using Clean Patient Optics

    Using the powerful data visualization tools in Clean Patient Optics, study teams can uncover patterns about the status of patient data external to the EDC system for early identification of potential study problems.

    Aug. 8, 2017