May 9, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for biopharma leaders
Vor Bio, Korro Bio, Insitro and Rallybio revealed plans to lay off chunks of their respective workforces in the latest job cuts for a sector struggling to hold its financial footing.
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News roundup
The big pharma will spend up to $250 million over the next eight years of the collaboration. Elsewhere, CRISPR Therapeutics unveiled new data and Vivo Capital raised funds.
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The mass cuts, which included communications staff, could slow public notices on medical device recalls and other safety alerts.
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Flexible supply chain models with on-demand packaging to support patient-focused clinical supply, based on actual site and patient demand.
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CBER’s new chief has argued for more stringent measures of assessing drugs for cancer and rare diseases, suggesting he might push for higher standards in the review of medicines under his division's purview.
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Sirius Therapeutics raised nearly $50 million in a Series B2 round that will fund clinical testing of RNA medicines for cardiometabolic disease.
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Apimeds Pharmaceuticals raised $13.5 million in the year’s smallest biotech IPO to date and the first new stock offering in nearly three months.
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Stronger connections lead to better outcomes. In this infographic, learn how to use key moments in the product lifecycle, from drug discovery to commercialization, to help transform patient care.
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