News Alzheon Alzheimer's hopes dented by trial readout Alzheon has been left sifting through data from a failed Alzheimer's trial for crumbs of evidence that its oral therapy may have some efficacy.
News US government appeals after judge blocks NIH funding cap HHS has said it plans to appeal a permanent injunction on big cuts to indirect funding for medical research awarded by the NIH.
News CRUK scientists find new tool to test lung cancer therapies Researchers in the UK have developed a lung cancer cell line that they believe could be an important new tool for the discovery of new therapies.
News Report says US biotech needs $15bn support to fend off China The US is close to falling behind China in biotech and the government should spend a minimum of $15bn over the next five years to support the sector.
News Pharma warns EU of "exodus to US" without reform Pharma leaders have told the EU that without reforms the bloc could lose out on major capital investment programmes and R&D spending.
News UK unveils £600m investment in health data research The UK government and Wellcome Trust will invest £600m in a Health Data Research Service to unlock the power of NHS patient data for medical research.
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