Priority review for Genmabs Darzalex?19.08.2016 – Together with partner Johnson & Johnson, Danish biotech Genmab is now one step closer to FDA approval with its combination treatment for multiple myeloma after its submission of a supplemental … more ➔
Post-Brexit EU funding securedPhilip Hammond, the UKS chancellor has announced the government will guarantee funding for EU-backed "structural and investment fund" projects whose timelines extend beyond the UKs departure … more ➔
Epigenomics considers US listingBack in April, the American FDA gave the green light for the colorectal cancer-screening test Epi procolon. Now Berlin-based diagnostics specialist Epigenomics is considering a secondary listing in the … more ➔
Genmab in HIV antibody dealDanish Genmab AS has granted Gilead Sciences license to use its DuoBody technology platform to develop bispecific antibodies for the treatment of HIV. The deal is worth up to €252m. more ➔
Ploughing ahead after Phase III setbackHungarian Gedeon Richter and Irish Allergan are staying on course in the face of dissappointing Phase III results for depression drug cariprazine. The partners will now begin another Phase III study … more ➔
Alzheimers vaccine clears Phase IAraclon Biotechs Alzheimers vaccine ABvac40 is going forward into Phase II after showing a good safety profile in Phase I. The promising trial results were presented at the Alzheimers Association … more ➔
EMA keeps approval speedway openAfter a two-year pilot period, the EMA has published its report on its adaptive pathways approach. The agency plans to explore the concept further and will continue to accept proposals. more ➔
Inflammation spin-off launchedLife science venture capital group Epidarex has launched Nodthera Ltd, a biotech based on research by Poland-based drug discovery company Selvita. The start-up aims to develop novel inhibitors of the … more ➔
GSK picks up asthma mAbGlaxoSmithKline has in-licensed Janssens anti-IL-33R monoclonal antibody for severe asthma. The British drugmaker is paying €208m up front for the mAb. more ➔
Brexit: calls for reassuranceIn view of the Brexit, research academies across Britain are calling for a bold commitment from the government. The Royal Society President urges the UK government to underwrite the research of British … more ➔