Olivia Vizier

The drug in question, Cerevance, significantly improved cognitive impairments in patients suffering from schizophrenia. Dr Margolin discusses the structure of the drug trail, details the science behind the drug itself, and previews the next steps of his research.

Cue Biopharma has managed to persevere through the COVID pandemic by employing a variety of strategies. President and Chief Scientific Officer, Anish Suri, and Ken Pienta, acting Chief Medical Officer discuss their experiences.

Chiasma was trading 4% higher in the opening minutes on Wednesday.

Cambridge Science Park-based Cerevance has confirmed positive results from a trial of a potential treatment for cognitive impairment associated with schizophrenia.

Christopher J. Barnum, PhD, of INmune Bio, Inc discusses XPro1595, developed by INmune Bio, and how it may provide neuroprotective benefits for those at risk of developing Alzheimer disease.

Any time we have an opportunity to talk with Jeff Wolf, we take it – especially when the conversation tackles the highs and lows of leading a biotech startup. Currently the founder, chairman, and CEO at the clinical-stage immuno-oncology biopharma Heat Biologics (HTBX), Wolf previously founded or co-founded Avigen, Elusys, TyRx, Generation One, and Seed

Vaxart announced new data from its Hamster Challenge Study today, showing that its oral COVID-19 vaccine candidate can potentially reduce viral load and induce a significant immune response.

As marketability goes—and despite a growing unmet medical need—Lyme disease vaccine programs have suffered a futile fate. With its VLA15 candidate, French specialty vaccine company Valneva is trying to change that. 

Aiming to shed the legacy of an epic Alzheimer’s fail a few years ago, Axovant $AXGT is changing its name in a full corporate rebrand. The company announced Tuesday it will now be called Sio Gene Therapies as it completes what’s been a three-year pivot away from Alzheimer’s disease and toward, well, gene therapy.

Heat Biologics in Research Triangle Park is also working on a vaccine to combine with one like Pfizer’s to generate a more robust immune response.

Jewish Hospital has treated its first patient as part of a national study that hopes to prevent the progression of pulmonary complications due to COVID-19.

Though a COVID-19 vaccine could be released by year’s end or soon after, healthcare professionals say getting it to everyone who needs it is expected to take over a year.

Two genetic signatures that Rain Therapeutics scientists are focusing on are MDM2 gene amplification and wild-type p53 status, which tend to be exclusive events in malignancies.

South San Francisco-based Vaxart recently announced they had entered into a phase 1 trial for their VXA-CoV2-1 vaccine. Vaxart is a biotechnology company developing a range of oral recombinant vaccines based on its proprietary delivery platform.

Paula Ragan, Ph.D., is one of those leaders and one of a select group who not only was mentored by Termeer — an industry legend lost too soon — but cofounded a company with him. Today, she’s part of another elite group: female CEOs of biopharmaceutical companies. This is the story of how she went

Compugen Ltd. recently presented new research data further supporting the PVRIG protein coding gene as a potentially promising target for cancer immunotherapy. These data suggest that PVRIG inhibition may enhance T cell priming and infiltration into tumors and provide further evidence supporting the potential advantages of targeting PVRIG—alone and in combination with TIGIT and PD-1 inhibitors—in

Several analogues of parathyroid hormone in different formulations are being developed to provide more long-lasting effects of the molecule. AZP-3601 (Amolyt Pharma) is one of several approaches to provide a parathyroid hormone-like molecule that provides effects that are more lasting.

Aridis Pharmaceuticals founder, CEO, and Director Vu Truong, Ph. D. doesn’t think the 8,000 milligram dose of Regeneron’s SARS-CoV-2 Virus Multi-Antibody Therapy (REGN-COV2) given to President Trump is a practical approach to treating the millions affected by the disease. “That’s an incredibly expensive dose to manufacture considering that less than 1% of the medicine will

On October 14th, Amolyt Pharma announced the first dosing in its Phase I trial of AZP-3601 in healthy subjects, a momentous occasion capping off years of hard work in pre-clinical development. The drug aims to walk the biological tightrope in the management of hypoparathyroidism, a rare disease causing muscular pain and cognitive challenges.

9 Meters Biopharma (NASDAQ: NMTR) expects to report clinical trial data readouts in 2021 from two gastrointestinal disorders: short bowel syndrome, an underserved and debilitating rare disease, and celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder with a genetic link.

Immuneering uses bioinformatics to develop new medicines while also helping large pharmaceutical companies improve their treatments.

We at NeuBase have felt that there are fundamental deficiencies in the current approach to drug development. The traditional drug screening approach, which involves scouring libraries of chemicals and just seeing what works, is slow, costly, and ultimately translates to higher drug prices. We believe that there will be a revolution in the pharmaceutical industry

A couple months after raising CHF 2.5 million ($2.76 million) in initial seed funding, one-year-old Araris Biotech is topping off the round with another CHF 12.7 million ($14 million).

Rezolute, a small company based in Redwood City, California, and working in the rare pediatric disease space, is developing a new therapeutic option specifically for patients with congenital hyperinsulinism (HI), an ultra-rare pediatric genetic disorder. For Rezolute, connecting and partnering with advocacy groups and physicians is paramount in clinical trial execution.

Amolyt Pharma, formerly Alizé Pharma 3, had announced earlier this year its plans to start a clinical trial of AZP-3601 by the end of 2020.