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Johnson & Johnson plans orthopedics break up

Oct. 14, 2025
By Annette Boyle
Breaking up isn’t so hard to do, it seems. Just two years after spinning off its consumer products as Kenvue Inc., Johnson & Johnson aims to part ways with its orthopedics unit, which will take up the Depuy Synthes name first created when Synthes Inc. married into the J&J Depuy ortho unit in 2012 for a tidy sum of $19.7 billion. Depuy was itself acquired in 1998.
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Digital mental health concerns on tap at FDA, TGA

Oct. 14, 2025
By Mark McCarty
Digital mental health tools are popping up with some regularity lately, but both Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration and the U.S. FDA have enough concerns about these products that they are taking a closer look at their risks and benefits.
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Histosonics expands to Japan with Gunze pact

Oct. 14, 2025
By Marian (YoonJee) Chu
Histosonics Inc. signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Gunze Medical Ltd. to bring its novel histotripsy-based therapeutic model, the Edison System, to Japan. The strategic alliance with Gunze Medical, a wholly owned subsidiary of Osaka, Japan-based Gunze Ltd., paves a figurative runway for Histosonics to introduce its Edison platform in Japan — one of Asia’s largest medical device markets.
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Zenas gets global rights for Innocare BTK inhibitor in $2B+ deal

Oct. 14, 2025
By Lee Landenberger
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In a deal that could top $2 billion, China-based Innocare Pharma Ltd. licensed the exclusive worldwide development and commercialization rights to the BTK inhibitor orelabrutinib to Zenas Biopharma Inc. for multiple sclerosis and other indications aside from oncology.
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Series B rounds abound with Kardigan’s $254M, Kailera’s $600M

Oct. 14, 2025
By Karen Carey
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Two biopharma companies launched within the past year raised top amounts in series B financings for 2025, seeking to advance their therapeutic candidates for cardiovascular diseases and obesity.
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Low frequency sounds good to Biocryst in $700M Astria HAE buy

Oct. 14, 2025
By Randy Osborne
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Biocryst Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s near-term dilution should “pave the way for entrenchment” in the hereditary angioedema (HAE) space, thanks to the buyout of Astria Therapeutics Inc., RBC analyst Brian Abrahams said.
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Abbott makes cancer screening play with $21B Exact Sciences buy

Oct. 14, 2025
By Holland Johnson
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Abbott Laboratories made plans to enter the cancer screening market with its reported acquisition of Exact Sciences Corp. The deal will pay Exact Sciences shareholders $105 per share in cash, a nearly 50% premium to Exact’s unaffected share price on Nov. 19. That represents a total equity value of approximately $21 billion and an estimated enterprise value of $23 billion.
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US federal shutdown bites FDA

Oct. 13, 2025
By Mark McCarty
The budget impasse between Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill has implications for a wide range of federal government operations, including at the U.S. FDA, which is absorbing another round of layoffs and cannot accept new premarket filings that require user fee submissions.
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PTO director strikes a blow for ML patent subject matter eligibility

Oct. 13, 2025
By Mark McCarty
John Squires, the recently anointed director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, has determined that a machine learning (ML) patent application met the standard for patent subject matter eligibility, an outcome that seems to bode well for ML-based patent applications going forward.
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Drug resistance rising: one in six infections show no response

Oct. 13, 2025
By Nuala Moran
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One in six common bacterial infections diagnosed worldwide in 2023 were resistant to treatment with antibiotics, according to the latest surveillance data gathered by the World Health Organization (WHO). Drug-resistant gram-negative bacteria that cause bloodstream infections that can lead to sepsis, organ failure and death are an increasing threat globally.
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