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WHO names three 'priority' Ebola drugs for trials

The WHO has named drugs from Regeneron, Mapp Bio, and Gilead that should be fast-tracked through trials to respond to the current Ebola outbreak.

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Innovent in line for $10.5bn in Pfizer cancer alliance

Pfizer has signed a strategic-level alliance with Innovent, worth $10.5bn and spanning 12 cancer assets, in another sign of China's rising R&D status.

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GSK hails 'unprecedented' cure rates with hep B drug

The B-Well trials of GSK's bepirovirsen position the antisense drug as a "major step towards a cure for hepatitis B infection," according to experts.

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Zuckerberg, Chan's Biohub launches protein 'world model'

Chan Zuckberg Initiative-backed Biohub has made what it says is an AI-powered "world model" of protein biology available freely to researchers.

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Heart drug developer Kardigan files IPO

The steady stream of biotech IPOs on the Nasdaq this year has continued, with Kardigan the latest to make its intention to list known.

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Philanthropic drive puts $140m behind strep A vaccine

A $140m fund launched by philanthropic group Coefficient Giving will try to find the first vaccine for Strep A, which kills 639,000 people a year.

WHO names three 'priority' Ebola drugs for trials

Innovent in line for $10.5bn in Pfizer cancer alliance

GSK hails 'unprecedented' cure rates with hep B drug

Zuckerberg, Chan's Biohub launches protein 'world model'

Heart drug developer Kardigan files IPO

Philanthropic drive puts $140m behind strep A vaccine

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