Ipsen's new chief executive David Loew pledged to ramp up spending on the company's pipeline when he took the helm last year, and a flurry of licensing deals in the last few weeks shows tha
French drugmaker Ipsen has made another foray into the Parkinson's disease category, licensing rights to an oral dopamine D3 receptor antagonist from Sweden's IRLAB for $28 million upfront.
Exelixis has suffered a blow to its efforts to expand the use of Cabometyx into additional indications after reporting mixed results in a phase 3 trial in liver cancer.
Injected neurotoxins can be incredibly potent in treating spasticity from neurological diseases, but the field doesn’t always get the attention it needs. Ipsen’s John Chaddock tells u
Since entering the pharmaceutical industry as a graduate trainee in the late 1990s, Asad Mohsin Ali’s career has taken him across the business from Novartis, MSD and Tesaro, before joining