Skip to content
Ahead of a key meeting between the U.S. and Mexico later this week, bipartisan U.S. House Ways & Means Committee members are calling for […]
Mexico’s treatment of biotech corn needs urgent action, U.S. lawmakers say Read More »
Takeda announced the European Commission (EC) authorized the company’s new dengue vaccine for people aged 4 and up. The European Union approved the two-dose
Takeda’s dengue vaccine approved for use in the EU Read More »
Could the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative’s (USTR) position on the COVID IP waiver be shifting? On December 6, USTR announced support for “extending
U.S. punts decision on COVID IP waiver to 2023 Read More »
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released new data demonstrating how the updated (bivalent) boosters effectively enhance COVID-19 protection. “[B]ivalent boosters
Bivalent COVID boosters are available – here’s why you should get one Read More »
Dobbs v. Jackson has had a ripple effect across healthcare—from increasing the danger of medical management of miscarriages and risk of maternal mortality, to
How Dobbs v. Jackson is affecting vaccine innovation Read More »
Positive results in trials of cancer treatments were announced by the biotech firms Nkarta and Novartis this week. Nkarta trial shows benefits of ‘natural
Nkarta, Novartis announce positive data in cancer treatment trials Read More »
“The pandemic has exposed our country’s dependence on other countries for essential prescription drugs,” began Steve Scully, contributing editor at The Hill and moderator
COVID-19 forced us to reimagine the pharma supply chain – and that’s a good thing Read More »
According to a recent assessment from the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), systemic reforms – as well as advancements in biotechnology – are
We can beat world hunger with systemic reforms and biotech, says FAO Read More »
Today marks the last day of Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Week, an opportunity to highlight the plight of between 1.6 and 3.1 million Americans
What to know during Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Week Read More »
The U.S. was solely responsible for 61% of medicines approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) between 2011-2020, says a new report
55% of FDA-approved drugs were developed by U.S. small biotechs, says study Read More »
