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The Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) International Convention is set to welcome Dr. Robert Califf, Commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as […]
FDA Commissioner to headline BIO International Convention Read More »
Key legislation providing greater transparency and oversight into the 340B federal drug program moved forward in the U.S. House on May 25. The House
340B legislation advances in U.S. House Read More »
A group of researchers compiled the most important questions facing the plant science community. As it turns out, biotech can provide answers and solutions
100 questions facing plant science – and how biotech can answer them Read More »
As the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) prepares for the June 5-8 International Convention in Boston, the I am BIO Podcast explores how that city
I am BIO podcast explores how Boston became a ‘biotech hub’ Read More »
National Women’s Health Week brought a groundbreaking development: the approval of a new treatment option for hot flashes caused by menopause. On May 12,
FDA approves new treatment for menopause hot flashes Read More »
Reported research from May 18, 2022 Clinical trials currently underway may soon tell us whether the mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 could pave the way
HIV Vaccine Awareness Day: 2023 updates on progress Read More »
Inventions like AI-developed drugs belong to the human inventor, says the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) in comments to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Who owns drugs developed with AI? Read More »
The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) released the “pangenome,” the updated map of the human genome, which includes more diverse DNA than ever
Why the updated map of the human genome matters Read More »
May 14-20 is Food Allergy Awareness Week, which brings to light the 32 million Americans suffering with food allergies. However, biotechnology can help reduce
Food Allergy Awareness Week: How biotech addresses food allergies Read More »
Climate change is getting worse in the United States—and it’s directly impacting Americans’ health, especially children, finds two recent studies. On April 25, the
Climate change is leading to severe increases in health risks Read More »
