A “Godzilla” El Niño could disrupt pharma supply chains, pushing life sciences firms toward AI-driven weather forecasting, scenario planning, and climate resilience.

FDA’s OPDP untitled letters show rising scrutiny of DTC ads’ overall impression on consumers and urge companies to balance ...

Individualized genetic medicine is moving faster than the traditional drug approval model was built to handle. Genome editing, RNA-based medicines, and other targeted therapies can now be designed for ...

The global pharmaceutical supply chain has been under intense scrutiny since the COVID-19 pandemic exposed its heavy reliance on concentrated Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) manufacturing hubs.

Achieving regulatory approval for a new drug is an extraordinary achievement. The bar for success is high. Many companies with breakthrough scientific discoveries and promising clinical data still ...

For decades, biotech companies were largely built around a familiar formula: one company, one lead asset, one therapeutic bet. That model produced important medicines, but it also created structural ...

Repurposing a former auto manufacturing site into a modern training hub, Central Carolina Community College is expanding access to hands-on education aligned with the needs of a rapidly growing life ...

Biotech has entered a new era of financial discipline. The days of easy capital, billion-dollar preclinical valuations, and “platform first, data later” investing have largely disappeared. Today, ...

GLP-1s didn’t just change how patients lose weight. They changed how pharma must sell. GLP-1 receptor agonists were supposed to be a diabetes treatment. Instead, they became the first pharmaceutical ...

Drug and device manufacturers have long sought clearer rules for sharing scientific information about unapproved (off-label) uses of their products with health care providers (“HCPs”). In January 2025 ...

The era of outsourced regulatory work and rented thinking is ending. Agentic AI makes in-house capability inevitable, if leadership has the nerve to build it. Every biopharma CEO now claims to run an ...

For much of the past two decades, the geography of pharmaceutical innovation was relatively stable. Discovery and capital clustered in hubs such as Boston, San Diego, and Basel. Asia played an ...