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Articles by Randy Osborne

Replicating wins? Oncolys licensing bid with Hengrui centers on oncolytic virus

May 25, 2016
By Randy Osborne
Oncolys Biopharma Inc. joined the ranks of dealmakers in the oncolytic virus therapeutic space, given a boost by last year’s FDA go-ahead for the first agent, Imlygic (talimogene laherparepvec) for melanoma from Amgen Inc.
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Replicating wins? Oncolys licensing bid with Jiangsu centers on oncolytic virus

May 23, 2016
By Randy Osborne
Oncolys Biopharma Inc. joined the ranks of dealmakers in the oncolytic virus therapeutic space, given a boost by last year’s FDA go-ahead for the first agent, Imlygic (talimogene laherparepvec) for melanoma from Amgen Inc.
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Lighting a 'Pfizer' top-line, hemophilia B gene therapy due to Spark yeehas at EHA

May 20, 2016
By Randy Osborne

To win proof of concept for gene therapy in the eye previously and now in the liver, with likely read-through from results in hemophilia B with SPK-9001 to efforts in hemophilia A, are "fabulous steps for the company to have taken," Spark Therapeutics Inc. CEO Jeffrey Marrazzo told BioWorld Today.


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Insulin stars in POD cast as Oramed encapsulates phase IIb top-line victory

May 19, 2016
By Randy Osborne
With solid top-line phase IIb data for its oral insulin in hand, "everything is focused on taking this from where we are right now into a phase III trial," Chief Operating Officer Josh Hexter told BioWorld Today, adding that the company is still putting the results together and will schedule an end-of-phase-II meeting with the FDA when the package is ready.
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Tee for TU: Clarus launch of testosterone phase III designed to confirm earlier wins

May 18, 2016
By Randy Osborne
The FDA "will not be happy on the cardiovascular [CV] front, short of the data from a study designed specifically to address that issue" with regard to testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), Clarus Therapeutics Inc. CEO Robert Dudley told BioWorld Today, and the agency has asked vendors of marketed products to take on such work.
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Pfizer buy scratches one eczema player; Anacor-to-Regeneron comparison rash?

May 17, 2016
By Randy Osborne
Pfizer Inc.'s $5.2 billion acquisition of Anacor Pharmaceuticals Inc. to collect crisaborole sweeps one soldier off the atopic dermatitis (eczema) field, but plenty remain – with varying approaches and hard-to-handicap odds in what ISI Evercore analyst Mark Schoenebaum called a "not very developed" but potentially lucrative market.
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The abdominal dough plan: Tetraphase III effort not Yeti down, follows tracks of FDA

May 16, 2016
By Randy Osborne
Last September, Brean Capital LLC reflected Wall Street's generally sour sentiment by downgrading from "buy" to "hold" shares of Tetraphase Pharmaceuticals Inc. pending "a clearer path forward," after the failure of the phase III study called IGNITE2 with eravacycline as an intravenous (I.V.)-to-oral transition therapy for complicated urinary tract infection (cUTI).
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Having no MRSA on bugs, delafloxacin scores again; Melinta filing NDA shortly

May 13, 2016
By Randy Osborne

An advantage specific among obese patients seen in the first phase III trial with Baxdela (delafloxacin) "didn't pan out in the second" experiment, Melinta Therapeutics Inc. CEO Eugene Sun told BioWorld Today, "but what we did end up with is a very robust study in very challenging patients, so I think we have a rich dataset now to convince physicians that Baxdela is an ideal drug" across a wide sample of subjects with acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections (ABSSSIs).


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Of ratios, ASCO pre-glow: Celator encore tells more, Vyxeos AML Trojan horse

May 12, 2016
By Randy Osborne
Wall Street speculation that a pending ex-U.S. partnership "could lead into something greater or bigger" helped bump shares of Celator Pharmaceuticals Inc., but CEO Scott Jackson told BioWorld Today the promise of more color than expected on Vyxeos at next month's American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting may have helped, too.
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Algenpantucel alarm bell: Newlink sinks, rethinks pursuit of Hyperacute loot

May 11, 2016
By Randy Osborne
As Wall Street tossed another would-be pancreatic cancer therapy on the phase III scrap heap, Newlink Genetics Corp. CEO Charles Link said the firm is "evaluating the future" of the Hyperacute Cellular Immunotherapy platform, from which emerged algenpantucel-L, most recently to fail in patients with resected tumors.
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