By

Alex Harding

20
Nov
2024

US-China Partnership: Just Hitting its Stride, and Now Threatened

Curon, Chimagen, Hengrui, LaNova…the list goes on of Chinese biotech companies that have recently licensed potential blockbuster drug candidates for cancer,  autoimmunity and more to US pharma and biotech companies for further development. Over the past year or so, there has been a dramatic increase in both the number of deals to obtain rights to assets discovered in China, and...
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27
Jun
2023

Biopharma Has a Primary Care Problem

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7
Mar
2022

The Globally Integrated Biotech Is Down, But Not Out

“What else can you do? The entire isolation of Russia. Nowadays we see real solidarity of the whole world to cancel or stop any economic, cultural, technological, financial connections with Russia and we urge the same from the Drug Discovery community.” This was the message on Mar. 5 from Andrey Tolmachov, founder and CEO of Enamine Ltd., a Ukrainian chemistry...
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30
Dec
2021

A Doctor’s View From the Front Line of the Omicron Wave

My phone buzzed with alerts about record-setting case numbers as I rushed between patients. A pile of tiny bottles with swabs floating in pink liquid accumulated while awaiting PCR testing. Patients with coughs and sniffles lined up outside the door, waiting to be seen. My shift as an internal medicine physician yesterday in MGH Chelsea’s urgent care facility reminded me...
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