With a reliable source of revenue in Arikayce and two key pulmonary late-stage trials reading out, Insmed aims to keep its commercial momentum going.

Arun Krishna reveals portfolio plans for best-selling therapy Tagrisso, and its other activities to prevent, screen and diagnose lung cancer faster.

Last year saw a drop in series A rounds. To increase the chances of fundraising success, new companies should engage earlier and align with potential financial backers. 

Stakeholders looking to gain deeper insights into potential cell and gene therapy candidates and optimize R&D strategies can employ several strategies to inform portfolio management decisions.

Favorable UK biopharma investment trends have been reported by the BioIndustry Association, but can medtech and healthtech share in the positivity? A roundtable at the BioWales in London 2024 event framed the outlook for non-pharma players.

NVIDIA is further embedding itself in the biopharma industry. Its artificial intelligence tools are now more accessible, integrated and it is taking a strategic collaborative approach with competitors like Google to bolster AI-driven startups that ultimately use its tools. 

Creo Medical and Clinithink are among the healthtech innovators who have benefited from funding and advisory support offered by the Development Bank of Wales. All three gave a take on the current funding environment at BioWales in London 2024.

One of In Vivo's 2024 Rising Leaders, Hanadie Yousef, CEO of Juvena Therapeutics, talks about the secretome as a source of therapeutics, the company's lead assets, the future of longevity medicine and learning as you go as a biotech entrepreneur.  

With an engineer’s mind, Jason Park, CEO of Empress Therapeutics, has a unique take on problem solving for fundraising and the value of being a platform company focused on small molecules.

Addie MacGregor, at the Association of British HealthTech Industries, guides and advises an industry eager to comply but in search of direction, on matters of environmental sustainability for health care technology manufacturers.

Success in life sciences venture funding requires drive and speed, says In Vivo Rising Leader, Clare Terlouw. But there is more to it than that.

2024 Rising Leader, Jack O’Meara, says the industry must ‘promote personalities’ when building new biotech businesses to gain the trust of investors and the public. 

Influencer marketing has emerged as a potent tool for many industries and is a sector set to be worth $22bn in its own right by 2025.

Creo Medical and Clinithink are among the healthtech innovators who have benefited from funding and advisory support offered by the Development Bank of Wales. All three gave a take on the current funding environment at BioWales in London 2024.

2024 Rising Leader, Jack O’Meara, says the industry must ‘promote personalities’ when building new biotech businesses to gain the trust of investors and the public. 

Vibhor Gupta, director and founder of Pangaea Data, talks to In Vivo about the value of identifying the 80% of patients with undiagnosed or misdiagnosed conditions, and how his company is addressing this need.

Two $1bn+ alliances were penned in March. In the top alliance by deal value, Merus NV will use its Triclonics anitbody platform to discover new dual tumor-associated antigens targeting trispecific antibodies for Gilead Sciences. Merus will lead early-stage research activities for two programs, with an option to pursue a third. Gilead will have the right to license programs developed under the collaboration after the completion of select research activities. If Gilead exercises its option to license any such program from the collaboration, Gilead will be responsible for additional research, development and commercialization activities for such program. The deal could be worth up to $1.5bn for Merus.

Glioblastoma carries a grim prognosis. The biopharma industry is trying to improve patient outcomes, with 120 drugs in the pipeline and two anticipated approvals this year.

With Teva and Viatris recently under new management and Sandoz having last year split from former parent company Novartis, the three off-patent industry leaders are adopting different strategies for how they balance their generics and biosimilars interests with more innovative ventures.

US-China tensions, the increasing importance of Singapore as a doorway to the Asia-Pacific region, growing AI innovation in South Korea and a changing clinical trials landscape in Japan are just some of the recent developments in APAC. 

Favorable UK biopharma investment trends have been reported by the BioIndustry Association, but can medtech and healthtech share in the positivity? A roundtable at the BioWales in London 2024 event framed the outlook for non-pharma players.

Two $1bn+ alliances were penned in March. In the top alliance by deal value, Merus NV will use its Triclonics anitbody platform to discover new dual tumor-associated antigens targeting trispecific antibodies for Gilead Sciences. Merus will lead early-stage research activities for two programs, with an option to pursue a third. Gilead will have the right to license programs developed under the collaboration after the completion of select research activities. If Gilead exercises its option to license any such program from the collaboration, Gilead will be responsible for additional research, development and commercialization activities for such program. The deal could be worth up to $1.5bn for Merus.

Influencer marketing has emerged as a potent tool for many industries and is a sector set to be worth $22bn in its own right by 2025.

NVIDIA is further embedding itself in the biopharma industry. Its artificial intelligence tools are now more accessible, integrated and it is taking a strategic collaborative approach with competitors like Google to bolster AI-driven startups that ultimately use its tools. 

Creo Medical and Clinithink are among the healthtech innovators who have benefited from funding and advisory support offered by the Development Bank of Wales. All three gave a take on the current funding environment at BioWales in London 2024.

One of In Vivo's 2024 Rising Leaders, Hanadie Yousef, CEO of Juvena Therapeutics, talks about the secretome as a source of therapeutics, the company's lead assets, the future of longevity medicine and learning as you go as a biotech entrepreneur.  

With Teva and Viatris recently under new management and Sandoz having last year split from former parent company Novartis, the three off-patent industry leaders are adopting different strategies for how they balance their generics and biosimilars interests with more innovative ventures.

US-China tensions, the increasing importance of Singapore as a doorway to the Asia-Pacific region, growing AI innovation in South Korea and a changing clinical trials landscape in Japan are just some of the recent developments in APAC. 

Tips from Gergely Krajcsi, senior investment officer at the European Investment Bank, on how biotechs can access loans for faster growth.

With an engineer’s mind, Jason Park, CEO of Empress Therapeutics, has a unique take on problem solving for fundraising and the value of being a platform company focused on small molecules.

Addie MacGregor, at the Association of British HealthTech Industries, guides and advises an industry eager to comply but in search of direction, on matters of environmental sustainability for health care technology manufacturers.

Success in life sciences venture funding requires drive and speed, says In Vivo Rising Leader, Clare Terlouw. But there is more to it than that.