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May 14, 2012

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Biotech Taps High Tech for Ideas from Start-Up to Finish

Biotech firms have long borrowed ideas from the high tech world. The venture-backed start-up business model on which the entire biotech industry is based came from high tech, and it has served both industries well despite their very different timelines and cost structures. Even so, current capital constraints have put "unprecedented strain" on biotech business models, according to Ernst & Young's Lead Analyst Gautam Jaggi, requiring a rethink of everything from company founding to drug development to healthcare delivery. Read More

For Combination Trials, Plenty To Dislike, But Large Rewards

Diseases that can develop resistance – in practical terms, cancers and some infectious diseases – rather quickly reveal the limits of targeted therapies. Read More

Biotechs Hold Less Cash But Lean Ops Increase Runways

Cash is often biotech's most precious resource, but when a recession hits and capital markets seize up, it can be hard to come by. Read More

Week in Review

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Word on the Street

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Week in Washington

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Stock Gainers and Losers For The Week

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BioWorld Stock Report For Public Biotechnology Companies

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FDA Submissions, Approvals & Other Actions: April 2012

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Non-U.S. Clinical Trials & Regulatory Actions: April 2012

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Pharma Clinical & FDA Action Update: April 2012

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Money Raised by Biotech Jan. 1 - May 11, 2012

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Phase I Clinical Trials Update: April 2012

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Phase II Clinical Trials Update: April 2012

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Phase III Clinical Trials Update: April 2012

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American Academy of Neurology

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American Association for Cancer Research

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European Association for the Study of the Liver

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22nd European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases

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