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Model N’s SVP details the implications of the various deals major pharma companies are striking with the government over drug pricing.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, the FDA issues a Complete Response Letter for Disc Medicine’s bitopertin in EPP, Edwards Lifesciences lifts its anti-copycat policy, and industry leaders examine how to scale global medical digital transformation while ensuring local fit.

Following the decisions=, the European Commission decided to close a long-running antitrust investigation

The letter follows Phase II data that did not sufficiently link biomarker reductions to clinical benefit.

Most medical digital pilots are designed for success in controlled conditions.

EVERSANA’s president of Patient Services discusses using technology to bring a personalized approach to change care.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, Eli Lilly builds a $1.5 billion stockpile of Orforglipron ahead of an FDA decision, PTC Therapeutics withdraws and plans to resubmit its Translarna NDA, and a former AstraZeneca executive is charged with multiple offenses in China.

As therapeutic complexity increases, life sciences companies should cultivate open mindsets toward innovative data sources beyond traditional claims and electronic medical record data.

Eli Lilly's $1.5 billion pre-launch inventory of orforglipron signals an aggressive manufacturing strategy aimed at avoiding supply shortages and capturing early share in the competitive obesity market.

The withdrawal is due to data shared from FDA reflecting that data included in the NDA submission is unlikely to meet the required threshold of evidence.

Phesi’s founder and CEO discusses recent trends in clinical trials.

Kim Boericke, CEO, Veristat, discusses how Veristat is adapting clinical trials by using data, AI, and operational planning to optimize site selection, manage complex cell and gene therapy logistics, and streamline analytics.

Special Guest Op-Ed: What a decade of collaboration and shared effort reveals about the future of drug development.

Pharm Exec’s 21st Annual Pipeline Report examines emerging drug development classes, treatment modalities, and expansion pursuits in five therapeutic settings ripe for next-gen innovation.

The indictment of AstraZeneca’s former China chief Leon Wang marks a significant development in Beijing’s probe into drug importation and insurance practices, adding legal pressure even as the company works to stabilize its business in the region.

Sanofi named Belén Garijo as its next CEO, signaling a leadership shift aimed at sharpening execution and R&D productivity as the company moves beyond the strategic overhaul of the past six years.

Kim Boericke, CEO, Veristat, touches on how early strategic consulting, data analytics, and automation help optimize trial design, define realistic patient populations, and generate faster insights.

What’s missing from many care strategies today is the actual voice of the patient.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, the FDA issues a refusal-to-file letter to Moderna for its seasonal influenza vaccine as the company secures a long-term agreement in Mexico, industry leaders assess China’s evolving role in global pharma strategy, and the FDA makes a decision on Keytruda in platinum-resistant ovarian cancer.

THX Pharma’s licensing deal with Biocodex pairs late-stage rare disease assets with commercial infrastructure and non-dilutive funding, highlighting how biotech companies are sharing risk and leveraging partnerships to advance ultra-rare pediatric programs toward market.

The approval of Keytruda (pembrolizumab) and Keytruda Qlex was supported by Phase III KEYNOTE-B96 data showing statistically significant improvements in progression-free and overall survival in patients with PD-L1–positive platinum-resistant ovarian, fallopian tube, or primary peritoneal carcinoma.

The shifting landscape amid China's biotech rises presents both opportunities and geopolitical challenges for growth strategies.

A regulatory setback for Moderna’s next-generation flu vaccine underscores mounting scrutiny of late-stage trial design in the U.S., even as the company pivots to international manufacturing partnerships to sustain momentum in its respiratory franchise.

Yerem Yeghiazarians founder, CEO of Soley Therapeutics, talks about how drug discovery is a team effort, noting that success requires a strong vision, hands-on leadership, and a talented staff.

Kim Boericke, CEO, Veristat, notes that advancing women into STEM leadership requires strong advocacy from senior leaders, strategic career planning, and building visibility through cross-functional collaboration and networking.

In today’s Pharmaceutical Executive Daily, frontline biopharma sales professionals are increasingly turning to specialized wealth management advisory services, QuantX Biosciences and Pandorum Technologies close Series B financing rounds, and Iambi enters a $1 billion collaboration with Takeda to advance small-molecule programs.

QuantX Biosciences and Pandorum Technologies have closed new Series B financing rounds, raising $85 million and $18 million respectively, to advance their platform-driven approaches.

The collaboration will employ Iambi’s AI drug discovery technology to advance several small molecule programs in oncology, gastrointestinal, and inflammatory diseases.