Some investors and analysts believe the pharma’s $6.7 billion offer is justified given Terns’ recent stock run. Others are convinced a better proposal is coming.
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A jury in Los Angeles has found social media giants Google and Meta liable for the mental health struggles of a 20-year-old woman, awarding her $3...
The approval of Denali’s Hunter syndrome treatment, Avlayah, comes after a series of drug rejections and delays that had led to criticism of the FDA’s stance...
Wave crashes on obesity disappointment
While participants on a lower dose of Wave Life Sciences’ RNA therapy lost 5.3% total fat at the six-month mark, those receiving the higher dose saw...
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Wave’s drug, which is meant to improve body composition, disappointed investors but was defended by analysts. Elsewhere, Kodiak’s revived vision loss treatment succeeded in a second...
An international collaboration is set to evaluate chemotherapeutic toxicity in human organoids, aiming to generate safer and more effective cancer therapeutics. iXCells Biotechnologies, a provider of...
Plus, news about Astellas’ setidegrasib and Anavex: 📈 Kodiak’s eye drug win: The biotech’s experimental drug Zenkuda, whose scientific name is tarcocimab tedromer, beat a sham...