BIO 2025: How weight loss drugs are disrupting chronic disease
“Initial weight loss is just the first chapter,” said Mia de Graaf, Deputy ...
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BIO 2025: Psychedelics go mainstream – what’s next?
When experts discussed clinical uses of psychedelics two years ago at the 2023 ...
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Mother inspired to support solutions for her boys’ blindness
For most of her life, the only things coming out of left field ...
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BIO experts discuss challenges and offer opportunities for developing redosable gene therapies
As drug makers work to develop safe, effective gene therapies, their progress can ...
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BIO 2025: Federal seed funding also comes with valuable advice
The federal government’s program that provides seed funding to support research by biotech ...
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BIO 2025: Legal experts break down cases against IRA price controls
Litigation opposing drug price controls in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has yet ...
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EDITORS' CHOICE
A conversation with Fritz Bittenbender, new BIO Board Chair
The exciting new developments we’re seeing in biotechnology must be supported by equally innovative policy, according to Fritz Bittenbender, the new Chair of the Board ...
July 10, 2025
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BIO Events
BIO 2025: How weight loss drugs are disrupting chronic disease
“Initial weight loss is just the first chapter,” said Mia de Graaf, Deputy Executive Health Editor at Business Insider, “but the real challenge and opportunity ...
August 13, 2025
BIO Events
BIO 2025: Psychedelics go mainstream – what’s next?
When experts discussed clinical uses of psychedelics two years ago at the 2023 Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) International Convention, there was some interest in separating ...
August 13, 2025
Health
Mother inspired to support solutions for her boys’ blindness
For most of her life, the only things coming out of left field for Kristin Smedley were fly balls, but with the birth of her ...
August 4, 2025
Federal Policy
BIO experts discuss challenges and offer opportunities for developing redosable gene therapies
As drug makers work to develop safe, effective gene therapies, their progress can be slowed when they challenge the limits of established regulatory guidance on ...
August 1, 2025
Federal Policy
BIO 2025: Federal seed funding also comes with valuable advice
The federal government’s program that provides seed funding to support research by biotech startups provides much more than money, said program officials and small biotechs ...
August 1, 2025
HEALTH
BIO 2025: How weight loss drugs are disrupting chronic disease
August 13, 2025
BIO 2025: Psychedelics go mainstream – what’s next?
August 13, 2025
Mother inspired to support solutions for her boys’ blindness
August 4, 2025
Three questions men can ask about prostate cancer
July 24, 2025
BIO 2025: The urgent need to address AMR and cancer
July 15, 2025
Welcome, John F. Crowley!
Get to know John F. Crowley, the new President and CEO of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO), in our exclusive interview.
Federal Policy
State Policy
Life sciences job report shows growth slowing, but firms still invest in talent
July 18, 2025
As the United States has long been a life sciences leader, the health of the life sciences sector is a ...
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BIO 2025: A few highlights from Day 2
June 18, 2025
Pennsylvania’s Gov. Shapiro courts biotechs at BIO 2025
June 18, 2025
Welcome to BIO 2025: The world can’t wait.
June 16, 2025
International
BIO 2025: The world can’t wait – it needs to collaborate
June 23, 2025
BIO IP expert reviews the current policy landscape
April 26, 2025
BIO’s mission to Tokyo builds on fruitful cooperation
March 25, 2025
USMCA dispute panel halts Mexico’s ban on biotech corn
January 6, 2025
Bio's View
Emerging biotechs get bearish to weather market trends, finds BIO report
July 25, 2025
“Small companies are the lifeblood of the industry and a lot of what they do, and what they’re experiencing, greatly ...
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BIO 2025: Rare disease patients can’t wait
June 19, 2025
BIO 2025: A few highlights from Day 1
June 17, 2025