Bergenbio dream lives on, despite Genmab's broken Axl
Genmab cans its antibody-drug conjugate against Axl kinase, an approach on which Bergenbio has gone all in.
Long term forecasts confirm Keytruda’s dominance
Keytruda sales could be more than double any other product in 2026, new estimates suggests, as Merck’s cancer drug surges into the record books.
Go or no go? Ozanimod and Fintepla await FDA verdicts
Big approval decisions pending in March include ozanimod in multiple sclerosis, where Bristol-Myers is likely to win a green light, while the safety of Zogenix's…
Corporate and regulatory developments over the Christmas period
On the corporate front Astellas continued to buy, while Qiagen decided that it was not, after all, up for sale.
Should the diabetes development road end for Sanofi?
Sanofi has said goodbye to Lexicon, but after years of failing to keep up with rivals, there is scope for the French drug maker to make more drastic cuts to its diabetes…
Imbruvica resistance provides early but fertile development ground
Targeting a mechanism of resistance to first-generation BTK inhibitors has caught the attention of biotechs like Arqule, which claimed a major success last week.
Upcoming events – Beacons of hope for Array and Proteon
Array Biopharma hopes for a label extension for its Braf/Mek inhibitor, and Proteon tries to make a better fist of its second phase III trial of vonapanitase.
