What We're Reading: Page 130
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Mar 14, 2022
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Reuters
Alzheimer's patient groups pressure U.S. to pay for Biogen drug
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The Wall Street Journal
Merck’s Covid-19 Pill Heavily Used So Far Despite Concerns
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No Ameera glory for Sanofi
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The New York Times
Novel Malaria Treatment for Children Receives First Approval
Mar 11, 2022
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The Boston Globe
Scientists say we need universal coronavirus vaccines, but will they arrive in time?
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Another strike for biotech: China
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The Washington Post
Whistleblower alleges bullying, ethical lapses at White House science office
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MedCity News
MorphoSys cuts R&D from Constellation deal to focus on clinical-stage cancer drugs
Mar 10, 2022
Mar 09, 2022
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Fierce Pharma
Gilead Sciences will lay off 114 staffers based out of former Immunomedics headquarters
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Endpoints News
ARCH and GV are building a large startup focused on mitochondrial diseases
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Bloomberg
Pfizer to Submit Data to FDA on Fourth Covid Shot Soon, CEO Says
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STAT
Gilead's Dan O'Day is charming — but charm hasn't staunched losses
Mar 08, 2022
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STAT
Key Democrat moves to crack down on FDA accelerated approvals
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Bloomberg
J&J's Controversial Prison Testing Resurfaces in Baby Powder Lawsuits
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Endpoints News
An AI biotech emerges from stealth promising drugs 'on demand.' What will that look like, and is it even possible?
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Novo makes a rare disease push
Mar 07, 2022
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San Francisco Business Times
The next frontier of boardroom equity: science advisory boards
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The New York Times
High Demand for Drug to Prevent Covid in the Vulnerable, Yet Doses Go Unused
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The Financial Times
J&J targets Chinese biotech deals as western pharma groups look east
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The Wall Street Journal
Novavax’s Covid-19 Vaccine Moves Closer to FDA Authorization Decision
Mar 04, 2022
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STAT
Black biotech leaders struggle for funding amid industry diversity pledges
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ProPublica
What’s Holding Up the COVID Vaccines for Children Under 5?
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Science
After invasion, Ukrainian researchers turn into resistance fighters and refugees
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The New York Times
Top U.S. health officials say they intend to offer other nations tech that might be used against Covid.
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