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US$471m for cancer research fund

Swiss bank Group UBS has raised US$471m (€412m) for the UBS Oncology Impact Fund, which was set up to invest in early-stage cancer treatments. The money raised by the fund, nearly half of which comes … more ➔

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Clinical trial disaster: report blames d...

An expert panel’s final report on the fatal drug trial earlier this year in France states that the death of one of the participants was most likely caused by the drug’s toxicity and not by any violation … more ➔

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Argenx in cancer drug licensing deal

For up to US$685m (€606m), Dutch ArgenX has outlicensed its human antibody programme ARGX-115 to AbbVie. The pre-clinical immuno-oncology candidate targets a protein believed to contribute to immunosuppressive … more ➔

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Swiss biotech continues to do well

Despite political disturbances, 2015 was a good year for the biotech scene in Switzerland. Net sales increased by 5.1% to CHF5,133m and 400 additional people found jobs in the sector. As usual, the new … more ➔

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Recipharm in €68m Mitim takeover

Recipharm remains on track for growth. The Swedish CDMO is acquiring Italian injectable beta lactam expert Mitim Srl. The takeover is worth €68.4m. more ➔

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This issue focuses on the art of upscaling industrial biotechnology in Europe, the impact of the Trump factor on the life sciences and the European Commission's new billion-euro fund for emerging … more ➔

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This issue offers insights into Europe's fight for green solutions for a bioeconomy, antimicrobial resistance and how Europe is preparing for the next pandemic. more ➔

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Since the first antibody drug was approved back in 1986, monoclonal antibodies have emerged as the dominant class in the global US$417bn market for biologics. At the end of 2023, sales stood at more … more ➔

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The first half of 2024 is history, and experts are divided on whether the financing nadir has been reached or even passed. There are very different figures for different types of treatments under … more ➔

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