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The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) needs to call out worldwide intellectual property deficiencies that harm U.S. biotech innovation—and they must not support a proposed […]
BIO report to USTR on global IP threats warns against TRIPS waiver Read More »
February marks Black History Month, an important annual reminder of the contributions Black and African Americans have made to the progress of biotechnology, and
Black History Month pioneers: advancing science and representation Read More »
A bipartisan amendment to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), introduced in the House on January 31, would fix the law’s small molecule “pill penalty”
EPIC Act would fix IRA’s ‘pill penalty’ for small molecule drugs Read More »
On January 31, the House passed legislation to restore the immediate expensing of R&D expenses. The Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) has long advocated for
House passes bill restoring full R&D expensing Read More »
“If you want to go fast, go alone,” said Interim Dean of UCLA’s Division of Social Sciences, Abel Valenzuela Jr., giving opening remarks at
When Medicine Stops Saving Us: The Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis Read More »
As Cervical Cancer Awareness Month wraps up, there is some great news on the HPV vaccine front coming out of Scotland. Published in
New Scottish study adds to HPV vaccine confidence Read More »
President Biden’s Bioeconomy Executive Order (EO) has achieved important strategy documents and tools. However, the ambitious government-wide initiative still needs to develop foundational elements,
Bioeconomy Executive Order’s year-one review of progress, work needed Read More »
As a new year begins in Congress, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) is carrying over many of its legislative priorities from last year. BIO’s
Congressional action BIO wants to see in 2024 Read More »
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning for urgent measures amid an “alarming rise” in measles outbreaks in Europe last year. The
‘Alarming rise’ of measles outbreaks in Europe, WHO warns Read More »
Vaccines have changed the course of human history as we know it. Since the first vaccine was discovered in the late 1700s, vaccine technology
What does the vaccine pipeline look like – and how can we strengthen it? Read More »
