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WHO will begin using ‘mpox’ instead of ‘monkeypox’
After last week’s speculations that the World Health Organization (WHO) is “planning to ...
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Prescription drug prices lag inflation, say new economic indicators
Prescription drug prices climbed more slowly than overall healthcare costs, according to the ...
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AMR is a ‘major problem,’ say 90% of infectious disease physicians and pharmacists
Antimicrobial resistance, or AMR, is considered a “major problem” by 90% of infectious ...
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Lung cancer and COPD treatments have advanced – but there’s more work to do
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month and National Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) ...
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This November, we’re giving thanks for 53 million family caregivers
November is National Family Caregivers Month, and this Thanksgiving, we want to honor ...
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Deforestation brings diseases – but no one bats an eye
New research on Australian fruit bats explains why it has been well-known that ...
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EDITORS' CHOICE
What BIO’s watching in the new Congress
Reforms to prevent middlemen from driving up drug prices and legislation encouraging the development of oral medications and rare disease treatments were called top priorities ...
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BIO's View
What BIO’s watching in the new Congress
Reforms to prevent middlemen from driving up drug prices and legislation encouraging the development of oral medications and rare disease treatments were called top priorities ...
Agriculture
Farm to Fly Act reintroduced in Senate would give SAF wings
Legislation introduced last year to ease widespread commercialization of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) was reintroduced Jan. 16 as one of the early measures proposed for ...
Agriculture
Nobel and World Food Prize holders: Enable biotech innovation for food
The world needs regulatory reform and greater R&D investment to enable “moonshot” biotech innovations in food production that can meet our growing food needs, say ...
BIO Events
Multi-billion-dollar deals at JPM Week augur a busy BIO CEO 2025
The year in biotech M&A activity got off to a promising start at JPM Week with announcements of some multi-billion-dollar deals. The flurry of networking ...
Health
Medicare Part D plans are changing for 2025 – here’s what patients need to know
January brought important changes for the roughly 53 million seniors enrolled in Medicare prescription drug plans. Some of these changes are automatic, while others require ...
HEALTH
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.
AGRICULTURE
Climate Change
Combatting misinformation on biotechnology in food
Biotechnology’s role in enhancing food security while addressing climate change is gaining deserved attention. It is important that we understand ...
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Federal Policy
State Policy
U.S. biotech generates $3.2 trillion in a year, report shows
The U.S. bioscience industry generated $3.2 trillion in overall output in 2023, according to the latest report from the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) and ...
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International
Bio's View
What BIO’s watching in the new Congress
Reforms to prevent middlemen from driving up drug prices and legislation encouraging the development of oral medications and rare disease ...
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