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It's that time of year again: Earnings season is upon us. We'll be keeping a sharp eye on second-quarter results from all the big names, starting with Johnson & Johnson in its customary leadoff spot on July 15. Have a great weekend!

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by Ayisha Sharma

Ger­many’s fed­er­al par­lia­ment has vot­ed to pass a bill de­signed to cut do­mes­tic health­care spend­ing that could neg­a­tive­ly im­pact drug­mak­ers, draw­ing sharp crit­i­cism from the...

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News Briefing: Quick hits from the biopharma web
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by ENDPOINTS

Plus, news about Hunt­ing­ton's, Fate Ther­a­peu­tics and Bausch + Lomb.

🇨🇳 Han­soh touts Phase 3 suc­cess for GSK-part­nered ADC: The pro­gram, called risvu­tatug rezete­can or...

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The most differentiated science stays out of public view. This September, the Endpoints newsroom reveals the 11 private companies worth watching, live at the State Room in Boston. See the list first, reserve your spot and save with the early bird rate.
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by Lei Lei Wu

MON­TRE­AL— Af­ter No­vo Nordisk closed its cell ther­a­py unit, Cel­lu­lar In­tel­li­gence con­tract­ed neu­rol­o­gist and drug de­vel­op­er Nuno Men­donça to con­duct due dili­gence on the...

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Peer Review: Weekly biopharma job report
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by Alex Hoffman, Kyle LaHucik, Andrew Dunn

Dan­na Breen has been pro­mot­ed to head of obe­si­ty dis­cov­ery at Pfiz­er, ac­cord­ing to a LinkedIn post. Breen suc­ceeds Kendra Benceand...

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by Lei Lei Wu

Af­ter more than a decade of work and plen­ty of ups and downs, Roche has dropped its Hunt­ing­ton’s dis­ease drug tomin­ersen.

The de­ci­sion comes af­ter...

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