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Articles by Randy Osborne

Bug bidders to bite? Sanofi give-back opens door to replacement partner for Kalobios

July 30, 2014
By Randy Osborne
Kalobios Pharmaceuticals Inc. asked for and got back the rights to KB001-A from Sanofi Pasteur, under terms that at least one analyst deemed "attractive" – especially given that the pharma partner was hardly moving the antibody along at a brisk pace.
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Limited 'Horizon'? PBMs may eliminate drug pair from formularies in 2015

July 29, 2014
By Randy Osborne
Word that a pair of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) may drop two nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) from their formularies sent Horizon Pharma Inc. shares into a tailspin and caused onlookers to speculate about further pushbacks from payers and their agents against high drug prices.
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AGTC offer draws $30M; Genzyme deal adjusted, path clear for AMD bid

July 28, 2014
By Randy Osborne
Gene therapy specialist Applied Genetic Technologies Corp. (AGTC) banked new funds with a stock sale of 2 million shares priced at $15 each, for a net haul of $30 million, following by several months an initial public offering (IPO) that pulled down $50 million.
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Price is (almost) right: Immune Design, Pfenex to complete their IPOs

July 25, 2014
By Randy Osborne
Companies priced their initial public offerings (IPOs) in two hot therapeutic spaces, immunotherapy and biosimilars, proving that the window remains open – at least for the right candidates, if not at the hoped-for yield. But another firm withdrew its IPO, which could mean tighter times ahead.
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Across barrier carrier? Armagen, Shire team in Hunter transcytosis

July 24, 2014
By Randy Osborne
Angling to strengthen its position in Hunter syndrome by way of a method past the blood-brain barrier, Shire plc – already an investor in Armagen Technologies Inc. – paid $15 million up front and added an equity investment, sweetening the deal to develop the enzyme replacement therapy AGT-182 for somatic as well as central nervous system (CNS) effects of Hunter syndrome.
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Next step in AML study advances ganetespib to phase III extension

July 23, 2014
By Randy Osborne
With its lead cancer drug unpartnered and a new CEO yet to be chosen, Synta Pharmaceuticals Corp. is advancing the phase II/III AML LI-1 trial to test the chemosensitizing mettle of the heat-shock protein 90 inhibitor ganetespib when paired with low-dose cytarabine (Ara-C) in acute myeloid leukemia (AML) or high-risk myelodysplastic syndrome patients who are not eligible for intensive chemotherapy.
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Get patients involved early in design of trials, Congress panel advised

July 14, 2014
By Randy Osborne
The end of a two-part hearing on ways to speed clinical trials and include more diverse populations without introducing risk or mistakes included testimony by Alkermes plc CEO Richard Pops, who used his five minutes to propose a new framework for patients' help with trials that he said "would fundamentally transform the way we approach these [drug] development programs."
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Skipper hits rough waters; Sarepta shares sink on 144-week results in DMD phase II

July 10, 2014
By Randy Osborne
Investors didn't wait for the outcome of a potential FDA advisory committee showdown with its class competitor to flee Sarepta Therapeutics Inc., acting instead on 144-week phase IIb results – data that the company characterized as favorable – with exon-skipping eteplirsen for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
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Bluebird feathers nest with $95M; stock sale to push gene therapy

July 10, 2014
By Randy Osborne
Riding high on the gene therapy wave, Bluebird Bio Inc. will more than replace its spend on last month's acquisition of Pregenen Inc. by way of selling 3 million shares of stock at $34 each for net proceeds of about $95.6 million.
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Otonomy: Phase III data sound from pair of trials with ear-tube patients

July 9, 2014
By Randy Osborne
A pair of identical phase III trials hit their endpoint targets using sustained-exposure ciprofloxacin (branded Auripro, formerly OTO-201) in pediatric patients with bilateral middle ear effusion – fluid buildup – requiring tympanostomy tube placement, and Otonomy Inc. remains on track for a new drug application (NDA) filing in the first quarter of next year.
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