Vanessa Doctor, RN

The results over the two-year evaluation period for its Phase III GENEr8-1 trial showed consistent clinical benefit from using valoctocogene roxaparvovec.
Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania developed a new approach to address fibrosis, a leading cause of heart disease.
Sanofi has signed a collaboration deal with Exscientia to leverage the latter’s artificial intelligence platform and develop up to 15 oncology and immunology therapies.
GeneTx Biotherapeutics and Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical’s jointly prepared treatment for Angelman syndrome have been provided a green single by DSMB recently.
The NASH trial achieved the primary endpoint of proton density fat fraction and the secondary endpoint of cT1.
Intellia and Kyverna announced an exclusive agreement to develop and later commercialize an allogeneic CD19 CAR T-cell therapy to treat a wide range of B cell-mediated autoimmune illnesses.
It’s been a busy day for collaboration announcements in the life sciences world. Here are some of the top stories for today.
AVROBIO is switching priorities in 2022 away from its Fabry disease program and into its other more lucrative clinical-stage projects.
The indictment against the scientists point in specific to GSK’s code of conduct, which prohibits any company information from being shared externally without approval.
Data from pre-clinical studies show that OV350 may be developed to treat multiple types of epilepsy and other CNS conditions, including neurodevelopmental diseases.
Today, the FDA approved two new drug applications. One is for Spero’s tebipenem HBr oral tablets and the second is CStone’s IND application for CS5001.
New Year is coming, and COVID-19 is still at play. For more COVID-19 studies, vaccines, and treatments, here are the latest updates.
The decision to allow the release of Adbry follows positive results from the Phase III ECZTRA trials, which covered almost 2,000 patients living with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis.
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The FDA has approved Novartis’ new drug for lowering bad cholesterol. Leqvio is the first and only siRNA treatment that can reduce low-density lipoprotein cholesterol.
Dr. Charles Lieber was convicted Tuesday by a federal jury after being found guilty of lying to the U.S. government about his questionable ties with the People’s Republic of China.