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Aicuris has reported the success…

October 14th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Aicuris has reported the success of a phase 3 trial, which has demonstrated the superiority of oral antiviral pritelivir compared to standard-of-care treatments in healing lesions of immunocompromised patients with refractory HSV infections. The study

The latest strand in Pelage…

October 14th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

The latest strand in Pelage Pharmaceuticals' growing funds comes from a $120 million series B fundraising round the biotech plans to apply to its regenerative hair loss treatment.

BioCryst Pharmaceuticals has…

October 14th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

BioCryst Pharmaceuticals has struck a $700 million deal to buy Astria Therapeutics. The deal will give the rare disease specialist control of a phase 3 challenger to Takeda’s hereditary angioedema therapy Takhzyro.

Kailera Therapeutics has raised…

October 14th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Kailera Therapeutics has raised $600 million to take its lead obesity program into phase 3. The series B round continues the meteoric rise of Kailera, which exited stealth with $400 million and ex-China rights to

Nascent cardiovascular biotech…

October 13th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Nascent cardiovascular biotech Kardigan is continuing its bumper year with a pulse-quickening $254 million series B fundraising round, bringing the company’s total financing to more than half a billion dollars to support a tapestry of

Germany’s Tubulis has closed a…

October 13th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Germany's Tubulis has closed a $361 million series C financing round with help from new investors Venrock Healthcare Capital Partners, Wellington Management and Ascenta Capital. The cash will help expand clinical development of Tubulis’ lead

The California biotech is…

October 13th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

The California biotech is developing a new drug class in hopes of redefining the standard of care for several allergic diseases.

Tvardi Therapeutics has failed its…

October 13th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Tvardi Therapeutics has failed its first big test as a public company. Months after joining Nasdaq, the biotech has reported the unappetizing mix of high dropout rates and placebolike efficacy in a phase 2 trial

Gilead and Arcus’ anti-TIGIT…

October 13th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Gilead and Arcus’ anti-TIGIT antibody domvanalimab has been tied to median overall survival of almost 27 months, keeping alive one of the last remaining hopes for this once-hyped modality.

Moderna has shared some of the…

October 13th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Moderna has shared some of the phase 1/2 data that persuaded it to expand and prioritize development of a cancer candidate, reporting responses in melanoma patients failed by checkpoint inhibitors.

Novo Nordisk is ending all work in…

October 10th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Novo Nordisk is ending all work in cell therapy, including a Type 1 diabetes program, amid CEO Maziar Mike Doustdar's reorganization. As part of the move, the company is laying off nearly all of the

Johnson & Johnson may be…

October 10th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Johnson & Johnson may be looking to deepen its relationship with immunology partner Protagonist Therapeutics with a takeover deal, The Wall Street Journal reports.

After walking away from cell…

October 10th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

After walking away from cell therapy and narrowing its focus to just three modalities, Takeda is doubling down on its remaining strategic commitment by reupping a pact with AI drug designer Nabla Bio.

Cabaletta Bio’s CAR-T cell…

October 10th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

Cabaletta Bio’s CAR-T cell therapy successfully eliminated the overreactive B cells of two patients with an autoimmune disease, even without any preconditioning chemotherapy, pleasing investors and analysts alike and providing hope of less toxic autoimmune

In an Oct. 9 discussion about…

October 10th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

In an Oct. 9 discussion about innovation, resilience and the road ahead, panelists explored how federal uncertainty has affected the biotech sector, while also highlighting potential silver linings in the current environment.

The stars have aligned for Bristol…

October 10th, 2025|FierceBiotech|

The stars have aligned for Bristol Myers Squibb and Orbital Therapeutics. Pushing deeper into in vivo cell therapies, BMS has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to buy the biotech for a pipeline led by a