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← Older posts Newer posts →Cyteir Bags $29M to Tap “Self Destruct” in Cancers, Immune Diseases
The rapid growth of cancer cells actually damages them, leading them to rely on internal repair mechanisms. Scientists are finding ways to disrupt these repair features to fight the disease, and their research is leading to a growing crop of startups. Among them: Cambridge, MA-based Cyteir Therapeutics, which has just raised $29 million from Venrock, […]
Posted in Boston, Boston blog main, Boston top stories, Boulder/Denver blog main, National blog main, San Francisco blog main | Tagged Autoimmune Diseases, Biotech, cancer, Celgene, Clovis Oncology, Cyteir Therapeutics, deals, DROIA Oncology Ventures, investing, Kevin Mills, Life Sciences, Lightstone Ventures, Marcus Renschler, startups, synthetic lethality, Tesaro, The Jackson Laboratory, Venrock | Comments Off on Cyteir Bags $29M to Tap “Self Destruct” in Cancers, Immune DiseasesModerna Ends “Venture” Experiment, Dissolves Four Startups
Moderna Therapeutics, the high-flying private company with a $1 billion war chest, is reversing course. Three years ago, it decided to hatch startups as wholly-owned subsidiaries, all working on different aspects of its unproven biomedical technology called messenger RNA. Moderna announced today that it is ending the experiment. It is dissolving the four startups, or […]
Posted in Boston, Boston blog main, Boston top stories, National blog main, National top stories, San Francisco blog main, San Francisco top stories | Tagged Acadia Pharmaceuticals, AstraZeneca, cancer, Caperna, Cardiovascular Disease, Clovis Oncology, deals, Elpidera, infectious diseases, IPO, Life Sciences, MiKe Watson, ModeRNA Therapeutics, Onkaido, startups, Stephane Bancel, Stephen Hoge, Valera, VC | Comments Off on Moderna Ends “Venture” Experiment, Dissolves Four StartupsOn Drug Pricing: FDA Backs Up Its Calls for Increased Competition
FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb has been very public in expressing his desire to provide increased competition and greater choice to American consumers in a bid to drive down prices of prescription medicines. Recently, the agency he oversees took some unusual steps to back up those statements with action. Last week, the FDA approved the use […]
Posted in Boston Xcon, Boulder/Denver Xcon, Detroit Xcon, Indiana Xcon, National Xcon, New York Xcon, Raleigh-Durham Xcon, San Diego, San Diego Xcon, San Francisco Xcon, Seattle Xcon, Texas Xcon, Wisconsin Xcon | Tagged AstraZeneca, cancer, Clovis Oncology, Drug Approval, Drug Development, Drug Pricing, Drugs, European Medicines Agency, FDA, Life Sciences, Merck, niraparib (Zejula), olaparib (Lynparza), PARP inhibitors, rucaparib (Rubraca) | Comments Off on On Drug Pricing: FDA Backs Up Its Calls for Increased CompetitionTesaro Cashes In Again on PARP Blocker With $100M Takeda Deal
Tesaro rode the clinical success of a cancer drug called niraparib (Zejula) to a three-fold increase in value over the past year. Today it’s cashed in the drug again, striking a licensing deal with Japan’s Takeda Pharmaceutical. Takeda is paying Waltham, MA-based Tesaro (NASDAQ: TSRO) $100 million up front for the rights to niraparib in […]
Posted in Boston, Boston blog main, Boston top stories, National blog main | Tagged AstraZeneca, Biotech, cancer, Clovis Oncology, deals, Janssen Biotech, Life Sciences, Merck, niraparib, Olaparib, Ovarian Cancer, PARP inhibitor, rucaparib, Takeda Pharmaceutical, Tesaro | Comments Off on Tesaro Cashes In Again on PARP Blocker With $100M Takeda DealBio Roundup: Senate Trumpcare, FDA On Cancer, Alzheimer Review & More
All eyes are on the nation’s capital this week, where the Senate released its version of the American Health Care Act (now called the Better Care Reconciliation Act) and the White House worked on an executive order to address drug prices. No one knows how to pay for high-priced medicines that could bring long-term relief […]
Posted in Boston blog main, Boston top stories, Boulder/Denver blog main, Boulder/Denver top stories, Detroit blog main, Detroit top stories, Indiana blog main, Indiana top stories, National, National blog main, National top stories, New York blog main, New York top stories, Raleigh-Durham blog main, Raleigh-Durham top stories, San Diego blog main, San Diego top stories, San Francisco blog main, San Francisco top stories, Seattle blog main, Seattle top stories, Texas blog main, Texas top stories, Wisconsin blog main, Wisconsin top stories | Tagged Acute Myeloid, aflibercept, Alzheimer's pipeline, AMD, American Healthcare Act, amyloid, Approval, Baxdela, Beta-Thalassemia, Biotech, BlueBird Bio, Clear Path, Clinical Trial, Clovis Oncology, CRISPR-Cas9, daunting, death, delafloxacin, Donald trump white house executive order, drug prices, Eylea, FDA, Food and Drug Administration, Gene Therapy, getting away with murder, head to head, healthcare, Keytruda, LentiGlobin, Leukemia, Life Sciences, Melinta Therapeutics, Merck, Nature Methods, Novartis, Obamacare, pembrolizumab, Phase 3, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, repeal and replace, Retraction, Rubraca, rucaparib, Scott Gottlie, Scott Gottlieb, Seattle Genetics, Senate, tumor agnostics | Comments Off on Bio Roundup: Senate Trumpcare, FDA On Cancer, Alzheimer Review & MoreRepare Nabs $68M To Find Synthetic Lethal Cancer Targets Beyond PARP
The concept of synthetic lethality has been around for decades, but only recently has it been exploited for cancer therapy. The idea is to hit cancer cells in at least two places at once; the trick is to find the right combination of genetic mutations that make the cells vulnerable. The newest company aiming to […]
Posted in Boston, Boston blog main, Boston top stories, Boulder/Denver blog main, Boulder/Denver top stories, National blog main, National top stories, New York blog main, New York top stories, San Diego blog main, San Diego top stories, San Francisco blog main, San Francisco top stories | Tagged Agnel Sfeir, Alan Ashworth, Alan DAndrea, AstraZeneca, Biotech, BRCA, breast, cancer, Clovis Oncology, Column Group, Dana-Farber Cancer Instittue, Daniel Durocher, FDA, Frank Sicheri, Ideaya Biosciences, Jerel Davis, Keytruda, Life Sciences, Lloyd Segal, Loxo Oncology, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Lynparza, NYU Langone Medical Center, Olaparib, Oncology, Ovarian, PARP inhibitors, pembrolizumab, POLQ, Repare Therapeutics, Rubraca, rucaparib, Scott Gottlieb, Skirball Institute Biomolecular Medicine, Startup, synthetic lethality, Tango Therapeutics, Venture Capital, Versant Ventures | Comments Off on Repare Nabs $68M To Find Synthetic Lethal Cancer Targets Beyond PARPNew Ovarian Cancer Data Suggests Larger Role For Top Clovis Drug
Clovis Oncology received a short-cut approval from the FDA last year for its ovarian cancer drug that treats women with the common BRCA genetic mutation. Clovis (NASDAQ: CLVS) said Monday it now has evidence that the drug, rucaparib (Rubaca), can treat a wider swath of patients, and it will ask the FDA for approval this […]
Posted in Boston blog main, Boston top stories, Boulder/Denver, Boulder/Denver blog main, Boulder/Denver top stories, National blog main, National top stories | Tagged Approval, AstraZeneca, Biotech, cancer, clinical study, Clovis Oncology, complete response letter, death, DOJ, FDA, Investigation, Life Sciences, niraparib, Olaparib, Ovarian, PARP inhibitor, Phase 3, poly ADP-ribose polymerase, rejectoin, rociletinib, rucaparib, SEC, Tesaro | Comments Off on New Ovarian Cancer Data Suggests Larger Role For Top Clovis DrugTesaro’s Ovarian Cancer Drug Gets FDA Nod, No Diagnostic Needed
An ovarian cancer drug from Tesaro has won FDA approval ahead of schedule, adding a third treatment to a new group of therapies that work by blocking a process that tumors use to repair themselves. Waltham, MA-based Tesaro (NASDAQ: TSRO) says the FDA approved its drug niraparib (Zejula) drug as a maintenance therapy for women […]
Posted in Boston, Boston blog main, Boston top stories, Boulder/Denver blog main, National blog main | Tagged AstraZeneco, Biotech, cancer, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, clinical trials, Clovis Oncology, FDA, Food and Drug Administration, Life Sciences, Ovarian Cancer, Tesaro | Comments Off on Tesaro’s Ovarian Cancer Drug Gets FDA Nod, No Diagnostic NeededBio Roundup: Crazy ’16, Trials of ’17, Senate on Drugs & More
You’ve probably seen the Internet memes. “When 2016 started, I looked like this. [Insert picture of young Leo DiCaprio.] Now I look like this. [Leo, with mountain beard, after mud-wrestling with a grizzly in The Revenant.]” In life science terms, let’s just say all our telomeres feel a lot shorter than 12 months ago. The […]
Posted in Boston blog main, Boulder/Denver blog main, Detroit blog main, Indiana blog main, National, National blog main, National top stories, New York blog main, Raleigh-Durham blog main, San Diego blog main, San Francisco blog main, Seattle blog main, Texas blog main, Wisconsin blog main | Tagged Acadia Pharmaceuticals, Acelity, Akebia Therapeutics, Alzheimer's, Biogen, Biotech, Bristol-myers Squibb, cancer immunotherapy, CAR-T, Celgene, clinical trials, Clovis Oncology, Conatus Pharmaceuticals, CRISPR-Cas9, Cystic Fibrosis, deals, Editas Medicine, emicizumab, FDA, Gene editing, Genentech, George Scangos, hemophilia, Juno Therapeutics, Kite Pharma, Life Sciences, LifeCell, Martin Shkreli, Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Michel Vounatsos, Microbiome, Migraines, New York Life Sciences 2021, niraparib, Northern biologics, Novartis, Ocrelizumab, Ocrevus, Otic Pharma, Otsuka, PARP inhibitor, people, PsiOxus, Retrophin, Roche, Roundups, Rubraca, rucaparib, Tesaro, Tokai Pharmaceuticals, Trump, Turing Pharmaceuticals, Zika | Comments Off on Bio Roundup: Crazy ’16, Trials of ’17, Senate on Drugs & MoreAnother Notch For “PARP” Blockers As FDA Approves Clovis Cancer Drug
Slowly but surely, a new group of drugs known as “PARP” inhibitors are starting to become fixtures in the regimens for women with ovarian cancer—and perhaps more. With the approval of a drug called rucaparib (Rubraca) from Clovis Oncology, two have now been approved since 2014—and a third, from Waltham, MA-based Tesaro (NASDAQ: TSRO), could […]
Posted in Boston blog main, Boulder/Denver, Boulder/Denver blog main, Boulder/Denver top stories, National blog main, New York blog main, San Francisco blog main | Tagged AstraZeneca, Avastin, bevacizumab, Chemotherapy, clinical trials, Clovis Oncology, Drugs, Foundation Medicine, Leukemia, Life Sciences, Lynparza, Medivation, myelodysplastic syndrome, National Cancer Institute, niraparib, Olaparib, Ovarian Cancer, PARP inhibitor, Pfizer, Rucabra, rucaparib, Tesaro | Comments Off on Another Notch For “PARP” Blockers As FDA Approves Clovis Cancer Drug← Older posts Newer posts →Archives
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