Amgen will pay $415 million to enhance the Thousand Oaks, California-based biotechnology powerhouse's drug discovery and development capabilities through the acquisition of deCODE Genetics, nearly three years after the Icelandic genome sequencer emerged from bankruptcy (scripintelligence.com, 22 January 2010).
Amgen will pay $415 million to enhance the Thousand Oaks, California-based biotechnology powerhouse's drug discovery and development capabilities through the acquisition of deCODE Genetics, nearly three years after the Icelandic genome sequencer emerged from bankruptcy (scripintelligence.com, 22 January 2010).
Amgen spokeswoman Ashleigh Koss told Scrip that deCODE will operate as a Reykjavik-based subsidiary, continue to research genetic causes behind...
The late-stage biotech posted results from the maintenance extension portion of its Phase IIb QUALITY trial in which enobosarm reduced weight regain and helped preserve lean mass in patients who discontinued their semaglutide weight-loss treatment.
GSK tells Scrip about timelines for data expected from two Phase II trials for its Bharat Biotech-partnered shigella vaccine candidate, which puts it ahead of Limmatech/Valneva. Meanwhile, a global-first malaria vaccine, also partnered with Bharat, sees an over 50% price cut
The drugmaker announced positive topline results for the drug in hemophilia A and B patients with inhibitors, on top of the existing approval for patients without inhibitors.
