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In today's Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, FDA staff release briefing documents flagging evidence gaps in Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine, a pharma roundup covers Merck's $510 million collaboration with Protillion Biosciences and Jazz Pharmaceuticals' multi-program antibody discovery deal with AbCellera, and Jack McFeely argues that behavioral and engagement insights are the missing ingredient in patient support programs that struggle to sustain long-term persistence.

As Connecticut moves to rein in private equity's playbook in hospital deals, pharma and life sciences leaders face a parallel question: can "Healthcare Stewardship Capital" reconcile investor returns with patient welfare?

FDA scientists have flagged evidence gaps in Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine mFlusiva ahead of an advisory committee vote, raising questions about its performance across influenza strains, high-risk patient subgroups, and co-administration scenarios.

Protillion Biosciences and AbCellera each secured platform-based drug discovery deals this week, with Protillion partnering with Merck on multi-target protein engineering in a deal worth up to $510 million and Jazz Pharmaceuticals committing up to $84 million upfront to AbCellera for T-cell engaging multispecific antibodies in gastrointestinal cancers.

Brian Hilberdink, president of U.S. Human Pharma, Boehringer Ingelheim, notes how the real obstacle in obesity care isn't how a drug is delivered, it's whether patients stay on treatment long enough to achieve lasting metabolic health.

Behavioral and engagement insights are helping biopharma companies design more personalized patient support programs that improve persistence and long-term outcomes.

Silvia Taylor of Novavax explains how major biotechs like Eli Lilly and Sanofi are developing vaccine strategies for the coming years.

5 Prime Sciences CEO discusses how simply building a massive data set can cause more problems than it solves during clinical trials.

In today's Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Elicio Therapeutics shares tumble after its Phase II Amplifgy-7P trial of KRAS-targeting immunotherapy ELI-002 7P misses its primary endpoint in adjuvant pancreatic cancer, FDA approves Skinvive by Juvéderm as the first and only hyaluronic acid injectable indicated to reduce neck lines, and Pharmaceutical Executive speaks with Dr. Edward Littler and Dave Watson, the newly paired executive chairman and CEO of Persica Pharmaceuticals, on how they are driving the company's non-opioid pain program PP353 toward Phase III.

Elicio Therapeutics' KRAS-targeting immunotherapy ELI-002 7P missed its primary endpoint in a Phase II adjuvant pancreatic cancer trial, sending shares down 47%.

Polaryx’s chief medical officer discusses the regulatory environment for rare, pediatric treatments and how it’s directly impacting clinical trials.

Silvia Taylor of Novavax details how the company leverages its expertise in vaccine development to build partnerships across the industry.

The two executives discuss joining Persica Pharmaceuticals and how they’re driving the company forward with non-opioid pain medication.