Novo Nordisk moves further into CV diseases with Corvidia acquisition
Cardio-renal specialist Corvidia Therapeutics has been acquired for $725m by diabetes giant Novo Nordisk. This...
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Yumanity Therapeutics signs drug development deal with Merck
US-based Yumanity Therapeutics has signed a research collaboration and licence agreement with Merck (MSD) to...
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Could nanoparticles unlock the benefits of turmeric?
The failure of the body to easily absorb curcumin has thwarted trials to discover usable...
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North China: Easing of Covid-19 lockdown represents investment opportunities for international companies
The province of Hebei, in northern China, a leading region for pharmaceutical production, will offer great potential for pharma investment…
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Gilead to buy 49.9% stake in Pionyr Immunotherapeutics for $275m
Gilead Sciences has agreed to acquire a 49.9% equity interest in Pionyr Immunotherapeutics, along with...
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Sarepta and Codiak BioSciences to develop rare disease therapies
Sarepta Therapeutics has signed a global research and option agreement with Codiak BioSciences for the...
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Sanofi and Translate Bio team up to develop mRNA vaccines
Sanofi vaccines business unit Sanofi Pasteur has expanded its existing 2018 partnership with messenger RNA...
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Calliditas IPO raises $90m to support rare disease pipeline
Calliditas has raised $90m in its IPO to support the development and commercialisation of its...
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Gene therapies continue to dominate pipeline for retinitis pigmentosa
A recent publication from a team of scientists at Trinity College Dublin and University College London demonstrated how gene therapy…
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Strict lockdown policies in Peru have done little to curb the spread of Covid-19
There are now more than 237,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) and more than 7,000 deaths due…
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