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1. Expanding its biopharma plans, Anthropic looks for a life sciences dealmaker
2. Pharvaris' stock jumps on pivotal success in rare genetic disease
3. Amgen’s lung cancer treatment Imdelltra notches major new victory
4. Sanofi spells out asthma data, AstraZeneca details COPD win at #ERS26
5. Sandoz unveils plan for biosimilar expansion and new $300M factory in Slovenia 
6. Updated: Novartis sinks after second disastrous trial failure, this time of Avidity-acquired drug
7. Novartis' Phase 3 cardiovascular study miss raises the stakes for Amgen, Lilly
8. FDA approves AstraZeneca’s oral SERD for breast cancer despite negative adcomm vote
9. Inhibrx opens door to cancer vaccine combo for its OX40 agonist
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Zachary Brennan
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The FDA's landmark approval of Revolution Medicines' new pancreatic cancer drug led to a flurry of interest from patients, but also concerns about covering the cost of treatment. One oncologist we spoke to, Arturo Loaiza-Bonilla, said that he sought to transition several patients off the company's expanded access program. OptumRx initially didn't allow the transition before later relenting, he said, which "speaks more about the timeliness of how denials can occur by automated or outdated systems, and how quickly they need to adapt to these novel therapies that are really helping patients." 

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Zachary Brennan
Senior Editor, Endpoints News
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by Andrew Dunn

An­throp­ic's newest job post­ing con­firms the com­pa­ny's biotech deal­mak­ing am­bi­tions.

The San Fran­cis­co tech gi­ant is hir­ing for a cor­po­rate de­vel­op­ment lead in bio­phar­ma to...

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by Nicole DeFeudis

Phar­varis claims it achieved “in­jectable-like ef­fi­ca­cy” in a once-dai­ly pill for a de­bil­i­tat­ing ge­net­ic dis­ease.

The ex­per­i­men­tal drug, an ex­tend­ed-re­lease ver­sion of deu­crictibant, is de­signed...

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by Max Bayer

Am­gen re­port­ed a key clin­i­cal win for its T cell en­gager plat­form, find­ing that Imdell­tra com­bined with a check­point in­hibitor helped pa­tients with ad­vanced lung...

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by Ayisha Sharma, Elizabeth Cairns

Dur­ing this year’s Eu­ro­pean Res­pi­ra­to­ry So­ci­ety (ERS) an­nu­al meet­ing in Barcelona, com­pa­nies such as Sanofi and As­traZeneca lift­ed the cur­tain on de­tailed re­sults from tri­als...

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by Anna Brown

LON­DON — San­doz is bet­ting big on its new­ly formed biosim­i­lar unit, as it re­veals plans to grow its pipeline there by more than sev­en­fold...

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