The Class of 2014: Both Large and Innovative
Lisa Jarvis has prepared a handy overview of the new drug approvals in 2014: For the pharmaceutical industry, 2014 was one for the record books: sky-high merger and acquisition activity, unprecedented…
Lisa Jarvis has prepared a handy overview of the new drug approvals in 2014: For the pharmaceutical industry, 2014 was one for the record books: sky-high merger and acquisition activity, unprecedented…
Today, Bruce Booth published yet another terrific post, where he discusses the current biotech investment bubble from the private world of venture backed biotechs (and, he puts many mainstream journalists…
Mind The Gap... We're late to this party, but a really good interview of David Grainger from Index Ventures was published in July of this year. We encourage you to read…
The new DiMasi estimates for R&D costs were published this week. You can get a PDF of their slides here, while Ed Silverman has a nice summary in the WSJ. According…
Earlier this week, The Economist travels over well-trod ground in an article on pharmaceutical industry M&A: It used to be all about achieving sheer scale, and building a broad portfolio…
There's more to Wyoming than this. In Part One of his series, Dr. Garrett Lindemann discussed some of the challenges facing Wyoming as it grows its life science industry. In Part…
This morning, California-based Avanir Pharmaceuticals announced that their combination of dextromethorphan HBr and quinidine sulfate (AVP-923) hit their Phase II endpoints in Alzheimer's Disease: Treatment with AVP-923 was associated…
An excellent analysis of the AstraZeneca pipeline performance was recently published in Nature Review. The objective of this study was to identify and assess key factors which drive R&D performance:…
Yesterday the Wall Street Journal summarized the current situation in antibiotic drug development and commercialization. To summarize: Big Pharma is slowly returning to antibiotic (really, antibacterial) drug discovery…
How much does it cost to develop an approved drug? We may never know, but Matt Herper from Forbes takes an interesting approach to come up with some estimates.