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1. FDA extends review of Exelixis' colorectal cancer drug candidate
2. Lack of biosimilar development could cost billions in lost savings, report warns
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We noticed Moderna's recently-approved flu vaccine was not included in CDC's formal clinical guidance ahead of the upcoming respiratory season. The agency cited "legal uncertainties and inquiries" for why it maintained last year's flu guidance.

The CDC would normally convene the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices to update its recommendations. But, as we've covered, the outside panel is practically defunct while a lawsuit over its construct plays out. Moderna has tempered expectations for earnings from the flu vaccine, excluding sales from projected revenue for the year.

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Max Bayer
Senior Reporter, Endpoints News
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by Zachary Brennan

Cal­i­for­nia-based drug de­vel­op­er Ex­elix­is sub­mit­ted new safe­ty and ef­fi­ca­cy da­ta on its po­ten­tial treat­ment of metasta­t­ic col­orec­tal can­cer (mCRC) to the FDA. The new da­ta...

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by Max Bayer

A trade group rep­re­sent­ing gener­ics and biosim­i­lars is warn­ing that the lack of prod­uct de­vel­op­ment could im­per­il bil­lions of dol­lars in po­ten­tial sav­ings.

The new...

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

→ As Take­da cel­e­brates a pair of FDA ap­provals, one of its top ex­ecs will be re­tir­ing in June 2027.

Andy Plump joined Take­da from...

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by Kyle LaHucik

Alzheon, a biotech that has been at­tempt­ing to treat Alzheimer's with a check­ered drug can­di­date for more than a decade, is plot­ting a ma­jor fundraise...

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News Briefing: Quick hits from the biopharma web
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by ENDPOINTS

Plus news about Sino Bio­pharm and Atom­Vie.

Yarrow gets more mon­ey: New Haven-based Yarrow Bio­science priceda $150 mil­lion of­fer­ing at $26 per share YARW...

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