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The Emergence Of A New Medicinal Platform: mRNA
In the first of a three-part series on the evolution of mRNA manufacturing, this article looks back to before the pandemic, when dogged mRNA researchers and entrepreneurs labored in obscurity pursuing the dream of revolutionizing health care by commandeering the body’s own protein building process to generate quicker, cheaper vaccines and therapeutics. Then the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines stunned the world.

Psychedelics Pipeline Overview: R&D Blossoms But No Panacea Among Candidates
While the psychedelic approach to mental health has recently achieved some clinical and regulatory validation, executives in the space warn the drugs cannot cure all and barriers to market remain.

It’s Time To Re-Think How Pharma Engages With HCPs
Pharma's commercial workforce is engaging with its customers in a myriad of new ways, all of them fueled by digital. These efforts must be co-ordinated, and embrace news ways of working if they are to succeed.
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Dealmaking Quarterly Statistics, Q2 2022
During Q2, biopharma merger and acquisition value reached $25.4bn and drew in $27.3bn in potential deal value from alliances. Device company M&A values reached $2.7bn, while in vitro diagnostic firms and research tools players completed M&A activity that totaled $534.3m.
Snapshot: July Highlights
A selection of articles you might have missed from July 2022, including an exploration of this year's top selling drugs, an in depth discussion about how life sciences leadership is changing, as well as a look into AC Immune's Parkinson's research.
Pushing Forward: Venture Capitalist Priorities To Accelerate European Biotech
Sharing his thoughts on the European funding landscape, the importance of software, and sustainable investments, INKEF Capital’s Thijs Cohen Tervaert talks to In Vivo about his investment priorities.
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Radioligands Advance Radiotherapy Premise With Greater Precision
With the successful launch of Novartis’ Pluvicto and Lutathera, more firms are developing radioligands in the hopes of mitigating side effects and addressing unmet needs in cancer.
The Emergence Of A New Medicinal Platform: mRNA
In the first of a three-part series on the evolution of mRNA manufacturing, this article looks back to before the pandemic, when dogged mRNA researchers and entrepreneurs labored in obscurity pursuing the dream of revolutionizing health care by commandeering the body’s own protein building process to generate quicker, cheaper vaccines and therapeutics. Then the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines stunned the world.
From Chengdu To The World: Anticancer Takes Novel Approach To Cancer Drug Development
Inspired by the discovery of the phytochemical corynoline being a potential MYC synthetic lethality agent, Anticancer Bioscience has designed and identified preclinical candidates that could lead to first-in-class innovative drugs.
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In Vivo’s 2022 Rising Leaders: Putting A Spotlight On Talent
The third annual listing of In Vivo’s ‘Rising Leaders’ includes entrepreneurs and innovators from across the world who represent the next wave of creativity in health care.
Transforming Patient Engagement At Novartis
Rising Leader Yolanda Tibbe, Novartis’s head of new commercial partnerships in Germany, talks about transformation at the Swiss big pharma and how to put ‘patients as customers’ thinking into action.
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The Emergence Of A New Medicinal Platform: mRNA
In the first of a three-part series on the evolution of mRNA manufacturing, this article looks back to before the pandemic, when dogged mRNA researchers and entrepreneurs labored in obscurity pursuing the dream of revolutionizing health care by commandeering the body’s own protein building process to generate quicker, cheaper vaccines and therapeutics. Then the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines stunned the world.
Execs On The Move: August 2022
An interactive look at recent executive-level company changes and promotions in the biopharma, medical device and diagnostics industries.
Fueled By Connections: Making It Happen In Rare Disease
Agios’s Sarah Gheuens talks to In Vivo about the responsibility of providing new therapies to rare disease populations, building trust with historically underserved communities, and why she loves working with small molecules.
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European HTAs And Payers On How To Tackle The Evidence Problem
European payers and health technology appraisal organizations have warned that their decision making is being increasingly hampered by evidence gaps. Some solutions may lie in the better use of existing mechanisms, such as scientific advice and managed entry agreements, while others could be introduced through the overhaul of the EU pharmaceutical legislation.
‘One Nation, One Cluster’: The Unique Swiss Biotech Industry
Offering a challenging but blossoming free market model, strong academic institutions and an excellent track record in patents, the Swiss Biotech industry is one to watch.
The China Honeymoon Is Over: Global Medtech Must Think Decisively
China is transitioning to an economy driven by innovation and technology, with differential effects on foreign medtechs depending on their place in the value chain and type of innovation. China commentators have been updating the market.
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European Healthtech Grabs The Investor Headlines In H1 2022
After a runaway 2021 and a strong if bumpy Q1 2022, all health care product sectors underwent an investment dip in Q2, says Silicon Valley Bank. Healthtech in Europe remained a stand-out performer.
European HTAs And Payers On How To Tackle The Evidence Problem
European payers and health technology appraisal organizations have warned that their decision making is being increasingly hampered by evidence gaps. Some solutions may lie in the better use of existing mechanisms, such as scientific advice and managed entry agreements, while others could be introduced through the overhaul of the EU pharmaceutical legislation.
Dealmaking Quarterly Statistics, Q2 2022
During Q2, biopharma merger and acquisition value reached $25.4bn and drew in $27.3bn in potential deal value from alliances. Device company M&A values reached $2.7bn, while in vitro diagnostic firms and research tools players completed M&A activity that totaled $534.3m.
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