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K2 Therapeutics CEO Ying Huang discusses the three priorities that define a successful biotech: unmet need, development cost, and accessible pricing.

ACTO's co-founder on why AI trust equals compliant plus capable — and why role-specific context is what allows agents to achieve both.

Why traditional power calculations leave asset value on the table, and how adaptive frameworks change the math on risk.

FDA approves Imaavy as the first treatment for warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia, McKesson agrees to acquire Precision Medicine Group as Lundbeck partners with Eversana on AI-driven commercialization, and Adam Bartley examines how integrated GMP operating models are reshaping outsourced manufacturing.

Costco’s partnership with SCAN Group suggests that the next competitive advantage in Medicare may come not only from managing insurance risk, but from controlling a trusted consumer healthcare ecosystem.

McKesson has agreed to acquire Precision Medicine Group for $2.25 billion, while Lundbeck has expanded its partnership with Eversana to scale AI-driven workflows.

FDA approved Imaavy (nipocalimab-aahu) as the first-ever treatment specifically indicated for warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia in patients ages 12 and up.

Cleanroom hosting with integrated GMP operating models is giving emerging biopharma companies a new middle path between building and full outsourcing.

K2 Therapeutics CEO Ying Huang on the drug development pipeline — and the compounding attrition rates that make FDA approval the exception.

Hanmi Pharm licenses its obesity drug candidate HM17321 to Genentech, James LaValle weighs in after FDA advisors back most nominated peptides for the compounding bulks list, and Ivo Carre examines how tau- and microglia-targeted therapies are reshaping the Alzheimer's pipeline beyond amyloid.

Hanmi Pharm has licensed HM17321 to Genentech for up to $2.3 billion, including a $190 million upfront payment.

In the first part of a two-part series, Carre reviews of the tau and TREM2 approaches reshaping Alzheimer's drug development, with key findings from AAIC 2026 in London.

K2 Therapeutics CEO Ying Huang on how in-licensing assets with existing human data can cut years and billions from the drug development timeline.

James LaValle, chair of the International Peptide Society, notes how the advisory committee's favorable vote on peptides for the 503A Bulks List was a meaningful step without constituting approval.

Amplitude Therapeutics and Chai Discovery ink AI and RNA collaborations with Eli Lilly and Bristol Myers Squibb, Norstella's Dan Chancellor makes the case for dealmaking as a survival skill, and this week's rare disease approvals and a $322 million biosimilar deal reveal where pharma strategy is heading.





















