July 7, 2021 | This week's commercialization news and insights for biopharma leaders The results are a potentially significant finding that could help change how heart failure patients with preserved ejection fraction are treated, and will support the companies' application for the drug's approval. | Once long-shot experiments in the rush to repurpose drugs for COVID-19, both Actemra and Kevzara could become more widely used, renewing questions around cost and access. | The agency is under pressure to grant full approvals to two coronavirus vaccines and faces important questions on how to handle the next Alzheimer's drugs after Aduhelm. | Optimizing your insights into HCP/thought leader networks is critical for promoting new treatments. | The health science unit at Nestlé may pay more than $500 million to secure rights in the U.S. and Canada for SER-109, a spore-filled capsule meant for patients with recurrent C. diff infections. | Provention Bio said it expects to collect data that could address the FDA's concerns before the end of September. In the meantime, though, the company's shares have taken another hit. | Final results from CureVac's large Phase 3 study showed an overall efficacy of just 48%, although the German biotech emphasized stronger protection against more severe disease and in younger adults. | From Our Library View all resources What We're Reading FiercePharma | CNBC | Endpoints News | Upcoming Event July 21, 2021 - July 21, 2021 | Webinar 2pm ET | Dive Into a Topic |
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