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The good, the bad, and the really, really ugly behind Sarepta’s drug approval

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Cel-Sci is publicly upbeat about its cancer drug. Privately it’s trying to sell stock

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Investors are deeply skeptical of Biogen’s Alzheimer’s claims. They still think it could win approval

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A cancer company has misled investors repeatedly about its drug. It’s time for some truth-telling

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The bearish view of Acadia Pharma’s antipsychotic drug takes a hit with positive trial results

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Biotech’s ‘distracted boyfriend’ is $3 billion richer. His fellow investors are still waiting for their share

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Mark Schoenebaum was the best biotech analyst ever. Better still, he was a great person

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FDA’s Sarepta rejection is rooted in the past, and will weigh on its future

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This troubled biotech needed cash, so it turned to a predatory lender: its own CEO

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Sarepta’s bad week raised questions about its gene therapy program. Here are some answers

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Show us the data: Bluebird raises questions by sitting on results of CAR-T drug critical to its future

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With another trial failure, it may be time to revoke the approval of Acadia Pharma’s anti-psychosis drug

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The FDA erred in approving new women’s libido drug; don’t reward Palatin Technologies

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Fibrogen’s obtuse disclosures about anemia pill raise concerns over heart safety, putting approval at risk

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Sales of Amarin’s heart drug are surging, but the stock not so much. Here’s why

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Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: ResTORbio, Trovagene, Atossa Genetics

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Biotech

Biogen-Eisai partnership may be hitting a rough patch following Alzheimer’s drug blowup

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Cowen polled investors and doctors on the outlook for new biotech drugs. Here’s what they said

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Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: Bio-Path Holdings, CytoDyn

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Suddenly, the Bristol-Celgene deal is looking shaky. What might be next for Celgene?

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Wait … what? MannKind posts best-ever quarter of inhaled insulin product sales

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Karyopharm hides higher death rate tied to blood cancer drug, dimming approval hopes

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Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: Fennec Pharma, Actinium Pharma

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What’s next in NASH? 6 things to know following the failure of Gilead’s lead drug for fatty liver disease

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Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: Bellus Health, OncoSec Medical

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STAT’s guide to the most important, beneficial drugs approved in the past decade

Maraganore victorious in best biopharma CEO tally; Vounatsos tops worst list

And now, your nominees for worst biopharma CEO of 2019. Let the voting begin!

Here are the nominees for best biopharma CEO of 2019. Vote for your favorite!

The good, the bad, and the really, really ugly behind Sarepta’s drug approval

Cel-Sci is publicly upbeat about its cancer drug. Privately it’s trying to sell stock

Investors are deeply skeptical of Biogen’s Alzheimer’s claims. They still think it could win approval

A cancer company has misled investors repeatedly about its drug. It’s time for some truth-telling

The bearish view of Acadia Pharma’s antipsychotic drug takes a hit with positive trial results

Biotech’s ‘distracted boyfriend’ is $3 billion richer. His fellow investors are still waiting for their share

Mark Schoenebaum was the best biotech analyst ever. Better still, he was a great person

FDA’s Sarepta rejection is rooted in the past, and will weigh on its future

This troubled biotech needed cash, so it turned to a predatory lender: its own CEO

Sarepta’s bad week raised questions about its gene therapy program. Here are some answers

Show us the data: Bluebird raises questions by sitting on results of CAR-T drug critical to its future

With another trial failure, it may be time to revoke the approval of Acadia Pharma’s anti-psychosis drug

The FDA erred in approving new women’s libido drug; don’t reward Palatin Technologies

Fibrogen’s obtuse disclosures about anemia pill raise concerns over heart safety, putting approval at risk

Sales of Amarin’s heart drug are surging, but the stock not so much. Here’s why

Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: ResTORbio, Trovagene, Atossa Genetics

Biogen-Eisai partnership may be hitting a rough patch following Alzheimer’s drug blowup

Cowen polled investors and doctors on the outlook for new biotech drugs. Here’s what they said

Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: Bio-Path Holdings, CytoDyn

Suddenly, the Bristol-Celgene deal is looking shaky. What might be next for Celgene?

Wait … what? MannKind posts best-ever quarter of inhaled insulin product sales

Karyopharm hides higher death rate tied to blood cancer drug, dimming approval hopes

Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: Fennec Pharma, Actinium Pharma

What’s next in NASH? 6 things to know following the failure of Gilead’s lead drug for fatty liver disease

Taking the measure of small-cap biotech: Bellus Health, OncoSec Medical

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