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Latest From Asia Pacific
Could ASEAN Become Next Priority For Korean Pharma Firms?
Southeast Asia has so far not been a priority market for South Korean pharma firms, largely because of challenges such as access and affordability for patients. But a Deloitte executive suggested at a recent seminar that technology-based medicines, for example using next-generation formulation technologies, could be an initial focus for Korean firms looking to enter the rapidly growing ASEAN grouping.
Early Strides for Takeda’s Qdenga In Brazil, India Deal Adds New Dimension
Takeda’s head of multi-country organization, India and Southeast Asia, Dion Warren, tells Scrip how things are shaping for Qdenga in Brazil’s public vaccination program and outlines the contours, including pricing aspects, of the deal with Biological E for the dengue vaccine. The US IND application for the jab is still open.
US Tevimbra Approval Validates BeiGene’s Asia-Heavy Global Trial Approach
BeiGene's first US approval for Tevimbra (tislelizumab), based on an Asia-heavy global study, is expected to pave the way for the biopharma to win two more approvals within 2024.
WuXi AppTec Quits BIO As Group Endorses BIOSECURE Act
BIO chairman Ted Love had said at BIO CEO last month that “damaging” the company could have unintended consequences.
Chinese ADC Developers Unveil More Target Combos In Bispecific Drive
Chinese developers are racing to roll out bispecific ADCs with different target combinations, while a Biokin/SysImmune executive estimates more than $20bn in annual sales for the company's BMS-partnered EGFR x HER3 candidate, as R&D in the field continues to surge ahead in China.
Adopt Unilever Model, Tech To Prevent ‘India Plus One’ Situation – CRDMO CXOs
CRDMO CXOs sketch a promising landscape for the Indian industry, highlighting technology, scale and talent, particularly millennials and Gen Z, as key factors in a SWOT analysis - while cautioning that a global ‘China plus one’ strategy could turn to a ‘India plus one’ too.
Europe
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Latest From Europe
Hopes For A ‘New Era’ In UK Biotech Financing With Pension-Backed Fund
Backed by the UK government and the Phoenix Group, the initial £200m fund is aimed at convincing pension funds to invest in the higher-risk, higher-reward life sciences sector.
Daiichi Sankyo Commits To Major Expansion In Germany As Part Of Global ADC Push
Daiichi Sankyo will expand its production site in Pfaffenhofen, Germany with new R&D capability for antibody-drug conjugates, spending €1bn. Behind the major new investment, the firm has recently filed for the approval of two ADCs in the US and is preparing global approval filings including in Europe and Asia.
Ambitious AAX Wants To Be Key Player In Next-Generation Antibodies
Emerging Company Profile: The Swedish biotech’s CEO Maria Lisa Knudsen believes that the firm’s two technologies make it an attractive prospective partner for big pharma.
Sanofi Chief Issues Warning To Innovation-Unfriendly EU
Paul Hudson told Scrip that while the EU's prioritization on matters such as boosting hydrogen use and electric car batteries was laudable, delivery of healthcare and the innovation associated with it should be "a strategic imperative."
Nordics BioPharma Sector In Rude Health Despite Global Downturn
When it comes to building innovative pipelines and raising cash, Scandinavia is giving the rest of Europe a run for its money.
How Boehringer, Lilly Are Taming The GenAI Dragon For Regulatory, Commercial Content
Heads of AI, global commercial services and human pharma services at Boehringer and Eli Lilly discuss at a recent summit ways to use generative AI like ChatGPT for commercial and regulatory content while tackling challenges like data protection, hallucination and CXO buy-in
United States
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Latest From United States
US Tevimbra Approval Validates BeiGene’s Asia-Heavy Global Trial Approach
BeiGene's first US approval for Tevimbra (tislelizumab), based on an Asia-heavy global study, is expected to pave the way for the biopharma to win two more approvals within 2024.
Sumitomo Pharma To Cut 400 US Employees Amid Latuda LOE
After reducing 500 employees last year while reorganizing its subsidiaries in the US in the aftermath of patent expiration for its mainstay product Latuda, the Japanese firm has decided to move ahead with another rationalization affecting 400 employees there.
BMS’ Boerner Bets On AI-Driven R&D In India, Points To Potential For MS, Lupus Drugs
Bristol Myers Squibb CEO Christopher Boerner is looking to India to house the the company’s largest R&D site outside of the US, channeling the country's IT expertise to expand its AI-driven small-molecule research. He also wants to bring its drugs to treat multiple sclerosis and Lupus to India.
Biocon Eyes 'Foothold To Stronghold' For (b)Humira In US, Pauses RH-Insulin Program
Biocon sees some wins for biosimilar adalimumab in the US and signals more opportunities amid the slower than anticipated build-out for Humira rivals. Chinese competition looms for glargine, but the Indian company declares it “will be competitive if these folks launch.”
Could US Drug Shortages Worsen After Aurobindo’s Eugia Plant Setbacks?
FDA’s observations at Aurobindo subsidiary Eugia's plant in India and a new one in New Jersey could lead to more drug shortages in the US, particularly injectables, though the company aims to streamline production by end-March. Meanwhile, it will capitalize on the “sizable opportunity” from the EU's list of critical medicines while launching a Herceptin biosimilar in India
Under LG Chem’s Wing, AVEO Oncology Steps On R&D Gas Pedal
With the integration with new parent LG Chem having gone "smoothly," AVEO Oncology is accelerating R&D efforts by beginning a pivotal Phase III trial with a combination of its novel candidate for head and neck cancer.
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