In this week's podcast version of Five Must-Know Things: planned US drug pricing legislation in focus; solid quarter but no Seagen announcement for Merck & Co; AbbVie’s Gonzalez sounds alarm over US pricing legislation; Alnylam ready to expand in amyloidosis; and Boehringer Ingelheim on global Jardiance strategy.

In this week's podcast version of Five Must-Know Things: BMS’s new products meet early expectations; Eisai to shut a US unit in global R&D restructuring; Roche aims high for Vabysmo; US priority review for Biogen’s ALS contender; and a chat with Gennova’s CEO.

Founder CEO Sanjay Singh tells Scrip about Gennova Biopharma's preliminary talks with investors looking to grab a piece of the action post approval of its mRNA vaccine against COVID-19. As the company considers use of the technology in making vaccines against cancer and infectious diseases, it will also expand manufacturing

In this week's podcast version of Five Must-Know Things: Novo obesity drugs in US cost-effectiveness spotlight; Biogen’s growth challenges; Novartis’s view on large M&A; pharma’s Q2 outlook; and MSD on Lagevrio.

In this week's podcast version of Five Must-Know Things: setback for a COVID-19 candidate; Chinese biotechs move into mRNA; Sanofi’s strategic moves into hemophilia; Orion’s deal for its novel prostate cancer candidate; and Roche’s evolving approach to platform deals.

Join our China-based content team for this inaugural Chinese-language podcast discussing selected recent hot topics impacting the biopharma industry in China, including bispecific antibodies, antibody-drug conjugates and new regulatory policies designed to speed product approvals. 

In this week's podcast version of Five Must-Know Things: a look a top executive compensation; BioMarin preps for Roctavian’s EU debut; Argenx eyes launch hat-trick for Vyvgart; is a biopharma M&A wave coming; and J&J’s Gorsky offers leadership lessons.

ImmunoACT CEO Dr Rahul Purwar outlines progress made by the firm’s early-stage CAR-T therapy in India, which he believes can be available at a tenth of the price of current on-market treatments or around the cost range for bone marrow transplant. Laurus Labs, which holds about 27% in ImmunoACT, is expected to help shape the firm’s globalization plans.