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1. When is one trial enough? Drugmakers push FDA for greater clarity on draft guidance
2. Jury awards Nektar $90M in suit against Lilly
3. Updated: ADARx prices $446.3M Nasdaq debut, continuing industry's IPO momentum
4. To get drugmakers into ultra-rare disease, the answer isn’t rare disease at all, experts say
5. Merck expands Welireg's use to broader set of kidney cancer patients 
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Chris Klomp appears likely to be confirmed as deputy secretary of HHS by the full Senate after the finance committee advanced his nomination on Thursday. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) joined Republicans backing Klomp in the 15-12 vote.

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by Zachary Brennan

Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal com­pa­nies and in­dus­try groups are call­ing on the FDA to pro­vide more de­tails and ex­am­ples about when spon­sors can re­ly on one piv­otal tri­al...

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by Max Bayer

Nek­tar Ther­a­peu­tics won $90 mil­lion in its law­suit against Eli Lil­ly over a frac­tured li­cens­ing deal, a win for the biotech but a far small­er...

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Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing
Beyond Capacity and Cost: Strategic Decisions in Fill-Finish CDMO Partnerships
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by Kyle LaHucik

A buzzy RNAi start­up is go­ing pub­lic in an up­sized $446.3 mil­lion Nas­daq list­ing, adding to the bio­phar­ma in­dus­try's high IPO ve­loc­i­ty.

ADARx Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals, the...

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by Ayisha Sharma

OX­FORD, Eng­land — Mak­ing rare dis­ease treat­ments eco­nom­i­cal­ly at­trac­tive for drug­mak­ers re­quires look­ing out­side rare dis­ease, ac­cord­ing to ex­perts in­ter­viewed by End­points News.

The...

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by Nicole DeFeudis

Mer­ck’s Welireg won FDA ap­proval on Fri­day for use in com­bi­na­tion with Ei­sai’s Lenvi­ma to treat cer­tain kid­ney can­cer pa­tients.

The com­bi­na­tion will be...

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Peer Review: Weekly biopharma job report
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