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China biotech is high on the mind these days — including in the Senate, where Max Bayer tells us a bill was unveiled to review US outbound investments. Even so, one Pfizer exec says the Asian giant may be hitting a natural barrier in R&D. Drew Armstrong has the details here. |
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Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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by Max Bayer
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Contentious legislation that would clamp down on biotech and pharma deals in China has been introduced in the Senate, taking the baton from lawmakers in... | |
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The Grail booth at the ASCO 2026 meeting. (Karen Weintraub / Endpoints News) |
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by Zachary Brennan
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The FDA will host an advisory committee meeting in September to review Grail's controversial cancer test that failed to meet the primary endpoint of a... | |
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Andrew Baum speaks with Endpoints News' Drew Armstrong at MIT, Aug. 6, 2026 (Samantha Barracca for Endpoints News) |
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by Drew Armstrong
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China’s rapid advance in biotech will slow as companies there begin to experiment on the cutting edge of R&D, according to Pfizer’s Andrew Baum, who... | |
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by Alex Hoffman, Kyle LaHucik
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→ One of the most influential pharma execs at Johnson & Johnson is retiring. Jennifer Taubert, the worldwide chair of Johnson & Johnson Innovative... | |
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