Coronavirus stock hype proves infectious
Coronavirus-focused investors have willingly backed bona fide development and egregious publicity stunts alike.
The big cap empire strikes back
If the first three quarters of 2019 were dominated by pricing fears, the last saw a remarkable comeback for biopharma.
Novartis cast-off gives Pharming a gap-filler
Pharming picks up Novartis’s late-stage PI3K inhibitor and plans to launch it for an ultra-rare disease. How will the competition respond?
Upcoming events – Pfizer and Glycomimetics await sickle cell data and Biocryst tries again
Rivipansel needs to help sickle cell patients leave hospital sooner and BCX7353 faces established hereditary angioedema agents.
Big caps provide a safe haven
As the curtain came down on a quarter many in biotech would rather forget, big pharma groups stood out by being the least bad investment option.
Something seems to work in Alzheimer’s – and it’s more blood than brain
Grifols has announced intriguing results in a subgroup of patients in a large Alzheimer's disease study, Ambar, but the finding could also benefit other suppliers of…
Cost-effectiveness doubts could hit Shire’s Takhzyro launch
A damning report by the US pricing watchdog Icer could bode ill for the uptake of Shire’s big hereditary angioedema hope.
Big biopharma back in favour in the third quarter
Several large-cap drug stocks registered healthy gains across the third quarter of 2018, signalling investors' growing confidence in biopharma after a disappointing…
The other shoe drops for Pharming
A US complete response letter leaves Ruconest at the mercy of rivals like Shire.
