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Articles by Randy Osborne

Let Freedom-Ev ring, later; DMC's United edict means trial still on as PAH evolves

Oct. 2, 2017
By Randy Osborne
Although trading nipped shares of United Therapeutics Corp. when the news broke, few onlookers likely felt shock when the data monitoring committee (DMC) decreed earlier this month that the company keep going with its Freedom-Ev trial testing vasodilator Orenitram (treprostinil extended-release tablets).
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From biology to platforms to drugs: Astellas approach limiting, but in useful ways

Oct. 2, 2017
By Randy Osborne
BOSTON – At last week's Biopharm America meeting, Astellas Pharma Inc.'s Salim Mujais sat down with BioWorld for a high-level look at the Tokyo-based firm's efforts in therapeutic areas outside of cancer.
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Nothing ventured: Gaining money not limited to VCs, but different rules in effect

Sep. 29, 2017
By Randy Osborne
BOSTON – How to get around venture capital (VC) firms when raising money in a company's early days yielded a lively panel discussion among alternative funders who explored various routes.
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Soft sell: Rationality's not always seated at deal table; slow hand gets best results

Sep. 28, 2017
By Randy Osborne
BOSTON – The "softer side of negotiation" was among topics covered during Biopharm America's second day, where Anjan Aralihalli, chief business officer of Glypharma Therapeutic Inc., of Montreal, asked attendees: "Are humans rational? Are we like Spock, where we think very rationally, or are we more like Homer Simpson?" Economic policy, he said, is "all premised on the underpinning that we think and make decisions rationally, but we don't."
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VCs ignore trends, fashion in favor of reliable science; no regret after best guesses

Sep. 27, 2017
By Randy Osborne
BOSTON – Although a panel of venture capital (VC) investors set up to mull "the next big thing" on their wish lists appeared shy about answering the question, the talk turned up some important insights for attendees of BioPharm America on the event's first day.
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The ganglia’s all here: Bid in NAION could open door to Regenera trial in stroke

Sep. 26, 2017
By Randy Osborne
Regenera Pharma Ltd. CEO Jordan Rubinson told BioWorld that “there’s over $1 billion dollars of market value, of revenues, in the first five years” if the company can succeed in a planned phase III trial and win approval for RPH-201 in nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION), “essentially a stroke of the optic nerve.”
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Feud Ascendis a staircase: Versartis phase III tumble steps up rival in GHD bid

Sep. 25, 2017
By Randy Osborne
"In our minds, you really need [growth hormone] to be small and unmodified," Jonathan Leff, chief medical officer (CMO) for Ascendis Pharma A/S, told BioWorld, since such therapy must "get out of the bloodstream, penetrate into small nooks and crannies such as bone growth plates, and adipose tissue that's poorly vascularized. You don't mess with Mother Nature. It sounds simple and trite, but it's absolutely true in this case."
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Planting the stake: Landos series A hauls down $10M for LANCL2 pathway effort

Sep. 22, 2017
By Randy Osborne
Josep Bassaganya-Riera, president and CEO of Landos Biopharma Inc., told BioWorld that the firm's lead compound, BT-11, in mouse models is "acting as a double-barrel shotgun" against inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), in both Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
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Over the moon: Apollo bid lands phase III win in ATTR, safety to eclipse Ionis drug?

Sep. 21, 2017
By Randy Osborne
Solid efficacy and a distinguishing safety profile – so far, anyway – should give Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Sanofi SA an edge over competitor Ionis Pharmaceuticals Inc., analysts said, as the partnered pair scored a top-line phase III win testing RNAi therapy patisiran in hereditary transthyretin-mediated amyloidosis (hATTR) with polyneuropathy.
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Axon you shall receive: In enzyme-target bid, $30M series A cash fuels Disarm

Sep. 20, 2017
By Randy Osborne
For scientists aiming to combat the long-known problem of axonal degeneration, "the issue was that there wasn't a lever to pull, there wasn't a drug target," Disarm Therapeutics Inc.'s acting CEO, Jason Rhodes, told BioWorld.
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