Dec. 1 - Regeneron, UPenn's plan to turn a COVID-19 drug into a nasal spray | New data pave path for a once-hot biotech
Regeneron, UPenn to use gene therapy tools to deliver a COVID-19 antibody drug; A closer look at the behind-the-scenes companies moving coronavirus vaccines around the world
Phase 3 results announced Tuesday boost chances that Agios' drug might not just win approval for a rare type of anemia, but also be useful in treating other blood diseases.
Working with University of Pennsylvania researcher Jim Wilson, Regeneron aims to develop a nasal spray version of the coronavirus treatment recently cleared by the Food and Drug Administration.
Freight forwarders, the linchpins of the supply chain, face the daunting task of ensuring hundreds of millions of doses make the journey from factory to clinic.
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