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1. Data in hand, Cytokinetics looks to expanded Myqorzo approval
2. CRISPR Therapeutics to pursue highest dose of its lipid lowering gene editing therapy
3. Roivant’s road to a potential blockbuster begins with FDA approval for Lisraya
4. Gilead gets another HIV treatment approval, extending lenacapavir's dominance
5. Future of AstraZeneca’s gene silencer in heart disease uncertain after trial failure
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Daiichi Sankyo to give commercial team a makeover; Novo Nordisk's GPCR partner finds CMO
7. BioNTech, Genentech terminate Phase 2 of personalized mRNA cancer vaccine
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Elizabeth Cairns is bringing us more coverage from the annual ESC Congress in Munich to close out the week. She'll have more updates throughout the weekend — stay tuned. 

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Lydia Ramsey Pflanzer
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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by Elizabeth Cairns

MU­NICH— Cy­to­ki­net­ics’ heart drug Myqor­zo could gain ex­pand­ed ap­proval next year, po­ten­tial­ly dou­bling its mar­ket reach, af­ter de­tailed re­sults backed the drug’s use in...

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by Elizabeth Cairns

MU­NICH— CRISPR Ther­a­peu­tics’ gene edit­ing can­di­date showed mixed dura­bil­i­ty re­sults a year af­ter pa­tients were dosed, ac­cord­ing to ear­ly-stage da­ta pre­sent­ed Fri­day at the...

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by Max Bayer

The FDA ap­proved Roivant’s der­mato­myosi­tis drug bre­poc­i­tinib on Thurs­day, the first ma­jor reg­u­la­to­ry nod that could ush­er in a multi­bil­lion-dol­lar rev­enue stream for the hub-and-spoke...

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by Kyle LaHucik

Gilead Sci­ences' HIV treat­ment ar­se­nal is get­ting big­ger.

The lead­ing drug­mak­er in the four-decade epi­dem­ic gained an­oth­er FDA stamp of ap­provalon Thurs­day. This time...

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by Elizabeth Cairns

MU­NICH— The sur­prise fail­ure of a high-pro­file study of As­traZeneca and Io­n­is Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals’ Wain­ua can be at­trib­uted to pa­tients in the tri­al al­so tak­ing...

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Peer Review: Weekly biopharma job report
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by Alex Hoffman, Kyle LaHucik

Dai­ichi Sankyo will re­tool its com­mer­cial or­ga­ni­za­tion, and Ken Kellerwill be at the cen­ter of it all as chief com­mer­cial­iza­tion of­fi­cer. On April...

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