Biogen has withdrawn its filing of the Alzheimer’s drug before the EMA could reject it for the second time, perhaps hoping it could return with better data.
Biogen has withdrawn the EU filing for Alzheimer’s drug Aduhelm after European Medicines Agency experts confirmed that doubts about its safety and efficacy meant it could not be approved.
The agency had been expected to reiterate its original rejection of the drug in December but Biogen pre-empted that by...
Having recently abandoned the antifungal space, Cidara’s stock soared on Phase IIb data showing that its drug-Fc conjugate prevents seasonal flu at rates from 57%-76%.
As competition heats up and the obesity market matures, the two frontrunners are tailoring their studies to the wants and needs of different patient groups.
The off-the-shelf stem cell therapy shows sustained glycemic control and a high rate of insulin independence.
A GSK-Bharat Biotech deal on a shigella vaccine candidate has cast a spotlight on the disease which is the second leading cause of diarrheal deaths in children below five. Scrip looks at data from Pharmaprojects, WHO and other sources to highlight why a vaccine matters and what pharma is doing
The off-the-shelf stem cell therapy shows sustained glycemic control and a high rate of insulin independence.
Pipeline Watch is a weekly snapshot of selected late-stage clinical trial events and approvals announced by pharmaceutical and biotech companies at medical and industry conferences, in financial and company presentations, and in company releases and statements.
The company’s oral GLP-1 candidate has reassured on its safety at the American Diabetes Association meeting, convincing analysts it will open up new global markets.
