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Laura Lane, European head of Lilly Ventures, talked to In Vivo at the recent Bio-Europe meeting in a fireside chat about how strategic investments are shaping the future of biotech, Lilly's approach to early-stage innovation, and the evolving European investment landscape.
In this week's episode: Pfizer tops pharma leaderboard; AstraZeneca buys into in vivo cell therapy; Almirall looks to dominate derma spectrum; Incyte’s HS contender looks approvable; and MSD’s Williams says pharma should shorten tech adoption cycles.
Pink Sheet reporter and editors discuss industry worries about delays in the FDA’s work since the Trump Administration took office, as well as the chaotic return of staff to a White Oak headquarters that cannot handle them.
Multiple sources, including former Acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock, told the Pink Sheet that industry is quietly complaining about FDA work delays and they expect the problem will worsen.
Deal Snapshot: The antibody-drug conjugate field continues one of the hottest dealmaking spaces and Roche continues to invest heavily. Its latest pact could be transformative for the UK firm which already has a decent number of big pharma partners.
A perspective on global healthcare trends and UK opportunities from Yogan Patel, head of life sciences at chartered accountancy MHA, a member firm of Baker Tilley International.
In this week's episode: Roche’s big new obesity deal; J&J opts out of next-gen Darzalex; Arvinas and Pfizer’s protein degrader misses Phase III endpoint; Kelun wins first TROP2 ADC approval in lung cancer; and big name brands poised to lose US exclusivity.
Pink Sheet reporter and editors discuss the early retirement and buyout offers to FDA employees and significant agency departures in the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research and chief counsel’s office as a new commissioner moved closer to confirmation.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is moving FDA Chief Counsel Robert Foster to a new senior position as Chief Counsel for Food, Research, and Drugs at HHS. Hilary Perkins will become FDA chief counsel.
Among those now leaving the US FDA’s biologics center is Lola Fashoyin-Aje, who was considered a rising star at the agency when she became director of the Office of Therapeutic Products’ Office of Clinical Evaluation in 2024.