Moderna Surges After Historic Phase 3 Success for First mRNA Cancer Therapy
Moderna shares surged after positive Phase 3 results for the first successful mRNA cancer therapy, adding more than $50 billion in market value.
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Moderna shares surged after positive Phase 3 results for the first successful mRNA cancer therapy, adding more than $50 billion in market value.
Moderna and Merck reported the first successful Phase III trial of a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine, sending Moderna shares sharply higher.
AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb have held discussions about a potential merger valued at more than $400 billion, a deal that would create one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies.
Eli Lilly will acquire Ajax Therapeutics for up to $2.3 billion, strengthening its pipeline in blood cancer treatments.
Sun Pharma shares rose 7% after announcing an $11.75 billion deal to acquire U.S.-based Organon, expanding its global footprint.
Novo Nordisk has partnered with OpenAI to enhance its drug discovery efforts using advanced AI tools, aiming to accelerate identification of new treatments.
Eli Lilly will pay up to $2.75 billion to bring AI-developed drugs from Insilico Medicine to market. The deal highlights growing momentum in AI-driven drug discovery.
Novartis has agreed to acquire immunology biotech Excellergy for $2 billion, marking its second major deal in a week. The move strengthens its pipeline in next-generation allergy treatments.
Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is an American clinical-stage biotechnology company that uses automated experiments, biological datasets, computing, and machine learning in drug discovery. It develops its own medicine candidates and conducts research programs with pharmaceutical partners.
Tech entrepreneur and biohacker Bryan Johnson claims artificial intelligence and experimental medicine could make human immortality achievable within 15 years, despite unresolved risks.
Eli Lilly crossed a $1 trillion market capitalization for the first time, powered by booming demand for its diabetes and weight-loss drugs.