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Articles by Jennifer Boggs

METEOR[ic] rise for Exelixis on cabo RCC data; BMS' Opdivo scores, too

July 21, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Monday morning brought a double shot of positive phase III data in second-line renal cell carcinoma (RCC) from Exelixis Inc.'s multityrosine kinase inhibitor cabozantinib and Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.'s nivolumab, even as the prospect of combination therapy heralds a changing landscape in RCC treatment.
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Celgene 'building for future' with $7.2B Receptos buy; raises 2020 guidance

July 16, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Celgene Corp.'s aggressive business development activity continued this week with the $7.2 billion offer for Receptos Inc., which would add the highly touted late-stage S1P modulator ozanimod to its immunology and inflammatory franchise and raise the Summit, N.J.-based biotech's 2020 guidance to $21 billion-plus.
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Anacor's atopic dermatitis candidate hits the mark; execs cite blockbuster potential

July 14, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Shares of Anacor Pharmaceuticals Inc. skyrocketed Monday on much-anticipated top-line data from two pivotal trials testing crisaborole topical ointment 2 percent (formerly AN2728) in atopic dermatitis, with impressive early onset of action and safety data pointing to a potential blockbuster.
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Post-merger Allergan going full speed ahead with Molecular Partners' Darpin AMD program

July 9, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Executives of a small biotech must feel some trepidation when forced to watch from the sidelines while their firm's pharma partner – the party often bringing the bulk of the financial backing, as well as the development and commercialization muscle, to the table – becomes itself the subject of an acquisition, a move that could result in reprioritization and termination of a once potentially lucrative collaboration.
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FDA clears Novartis' combo heart failure drug Entresto

July 9, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
It proved a quick nod for Novartis AG's Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan), a combination ACE/neprilysin inhibitor that demonstrated an ability to reduce the rate of cardiovascular death and hospitalization related to heart failure in pivotal trials.
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Vertex widens CF net: FDA approves Orkambi for largest patient subset

July 6, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Orkambi won FDA approval Thursday, as largely expected, expanding the firm's reach into the cystic fibrosis (CF) market and serving as a "great example of what precision medicine can do and will do in the future," said Chairman, President and CEO Jeff Leiden.
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Xenon, Teva forging ahead in PHN after OA trial falls short

July 2, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
A phase IIb failure of sodium channel Nav1.7 inhibitor TV-45070 in osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee should have no readthrough to an ongoing phase IIb study of the topically applied small molecule in postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), executives of Xenon Pharmaceuticals Inc. assured investors Wednesday morning, citing distinct pain mechanisms between OA and neuropathic pain indications.
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Diversification efforts continue as Amag snags stem cell bank CBR

June 30, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Executives at Amag Pharmaceuticals Inc. were already hinting at future acquisitions on Monday's conference call even as investors were digesting news of the $700 million cash purchase of Cord Blood Registry (CBR), a newborn stem cell collection and storage firm.
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Alcobra's FXS data 'encouraging' to execs if not to Wall Street

June 25, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Results from Alcobra Ltd.'s phase II study of MDX (metadoxine extended release) in the rare neurogenetic disorder fragile X syndrome (FXS) may point in a positive direction for the program, even if the firm's stock went the other way Wednesday.
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Phase I NHL data lift Epizyme as investors await solid tumor data

June 23, 2015
By Jennifer Boggs
Three months after regaining global rights to EZH2 inhibitor tazemetostat, Epizyme Inc. presented updated phase I data demonstrating a deepening response rate over time in patients with advanced B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) and reiterated plans to advance into phase II testing in NHL and in solid tumors that are INI1-deficient.
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