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Nov. 14, 2024

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Healing a health divide (that’s long overdue)

It’s difficult to fathom that the health of half the world’s population is underserved. But it’s a hard truth. There are many conditions that disproportionately impact women. Other conditions and diseases affect women in different ways than men. Decades of research excluding women from clinical trials and investment decisions in male-dominated board rooms have ignored these facts. Though an increasing number of women are now managing investments and driving the research, it’s all still woefully behind. In BioWorld’s new report, Healing the health divide, we’ve highlighted the disparities. Read More
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The science of gender-based medicine: many reasons, many manifestations

At the BioFuture 2024 conference held in New York in November, Seema Kumar, the CEO of Cure, described women’s health as something that has been directed at the “bikini area.” That “bikini” bias extended to both diseases and their causes – women’s health covered the breasts and reproductive system, and its causes were hormonal. Both concepts are far too narrow. Read More
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Despite women’s health inroads, lackluster funding impedes progress

While women make up half the world’s population and own two out of every five businesses, there are substantial knowledge gaps about conditions affecting their health – mostly due to decades of research excluding women from clinical trials and investment decisions. Read More
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Women's health by the data

While women’s health has slid under the research radar for decades, large biopharma companies and venture capital firms are beginning to take notice of the untapped market potential. More companies are wandering into the space and exploring avenues of science that were largely ignored for years. A BioWorld analysis of biopharma companies working on women’s health solutions found that while many efforts to improve the well-being of women exist, the proportion of funding and partnering for this emerging sector of medicine still represents only a small slice of the industry’s overall activity. Read More
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PRV sweetens PTC approval of Kebilidi in AADC deficiency

PTC Therapeutics Inc.’s accelerated go-ahead from the U.S. FDA for Kebilidi (eladocagene exuparvovec-tneq), a recombinant adeno-associated virus serotype 2-based gene therapy to treat aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase (AADC) deficiency, came with a priority review voucher (PRV) that the company intends to monetize. Read More
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Biontech acquiring PM-8002 through $950M Biotheus buyout

Biontech SE is extending its relationship with Biotheus Inc. from a licensing deal to a full-scale acquisition, agreeing to pay $800 million cash and up to $150 million in milestone payments for the Chinese oncology specialist. Read More

BioWorld Insider podcast: Modifi gets creative on the rocky road to a multibillion-dollar buyout

For a small company, Modifi Biosciences has come a long way very quickly. Founder Ranjit Bindra talks about how his company went from tiny to nearly extinct at least twice until it was acquired by Merck for $30 million up front. Read More

Appointments and advancements for Nov. 14, 2024

New hires and promotions in the biopharma industry, including: Abivax, Actimed, ALX Oncology, Avalyn, Cue, Greywolf, Incyclix, Minervax, Ocular, Sparian. Read More

Financings for Nov. 14, 2024

Biopharmas raising money in public or private financings, including: Travere, Trex, Virpax. Read More

In the clinic for Nov. 14, 2024

Clinical updates, including trial initiations, enrollment status and data readouts and publications: Adaptimmune, Aileron, Biorestorative, Creative Medical, Syros. Read More

Other news to note for Nov. 14, 2024

Biopharma happenings, including deals and partnerships, grants, preclinical data and other news in brief: Atsena, Biontech, Biotheus, Cullgen, Entero, Graviton, Healx, Journey, Lexicon, Marinus, Nippon, NS Pharma, Ovid, Pulmatrix, Qilu, Sanofi, Theravance, Viatris. Read More

Regulatory actions for Nov. 14, 2024

Regulatory snapshots, including global drug submissions and approvals, clinical trial approvals and other regulatory decisions and designations: Genascence, Gensight, Kezar. Read More

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