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Controversial Stanford Professor Jay Bhattacharya Nominated by Trump to Lead NIH Amid Criticism Over Pandemic Views
Jay Bhattacharya, NIH Director Nomination, COVID-19 Pandemic Response Critic, Stanford University Professor, Trump Administration, Public Health Research, Controversial Appointment
Alector Cuts 17% of Workforce Following Failure of AbbVie-Partnered Alzheimer’s Drug in Phase 2 Trial
Alector, layoffs, AbbVie, Alzheimer’s disease, phase 2 trial failure, biotech industry
Navigating JPM Week 2024: Insights and Opportunities in Biopharma
JPM Week 2024, Biopharma, Industry Insights, Networking, Deal-making, Investment, M&A, IPOs, Regulatory Trends
Halozyme Therapeutics Abandons $2.1 Billion Acquisition Bid for Evotec Due to Lack of Engagement
Halozyme Therapeutics, Evotec, acquisition bid, withdrawal, lack of engagement, biotech industry
Sonata Therapeutics Undergoes Restructuring: CEO Exits, 20 Staff Members Laid Off
Sonata Therapeutics, Flagship Pioneering, CEO departure, staff layoffs, biotech restructuring
CSL Behring to Close California R&D Site Amid Shift in Gene Therapy Strategy
CSL Behring, California R&D site closure, ex vivo gene therapy, strategic repositioning, biotech industry trends
Medtronic Advances Diabetes Management with FDA Clearance of InPen App and Launch of Smart MDI System
Medtronic, FDA clearance, InPen app, Smart MDI system, diabetes management, insulin therapy, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), Simplera CGM
RFK Jr.’s HHS Nomination: A Potential Threat to the Biopharma Industry
RFK Jr., HHS nomination, biopharma industry, vaccine skepticism, health policies, Trump administration
Gilead Sciences and Kite Pharma Announce Layoffs, Closure of Seattle and Philadelphia Offices
Gilead Sciences, Kite Pharma, layoffs, office closures, Seattle, Philadelphia, biotech industry, restructuring
Pfizer Weighs Sale of Hospital Drugs Unit Amid Activist Pressure
Pfizer, hospital drugs unit, sale, activist investor, Starboard Value, Goldman Sachs