Great fireside chat with @JohnCarreyrou - really interesting point about “noble cause corruption”
Back Bay analyzed companies involved in neoantigen therapy development for our latest white paper - we take a close look at therapies using bioengineering to make new cells in the lab, machine learning to develop personalized treat…lnkd.in/ggQhfeN lnkd.in/gFMA5Jx
Looking forward to seeing what @melindarichter at @JLABS is bringing to China xitter.cf/melindarichter/status/…
Are we in #China ..? Heck ya! @JanssenGlobal has both R&D and manufacturing plus we have @JNJInnovation and @JLABS in Shanghai ...and we’re doing another big announcement in Shanghai next week @CESAsia ...stay tuned! @endpts @JohnCendpts #BIO2018
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This CRISPR news is totally normal in the context of new technologies, biotech, stops and starts, background volatility, etc.
I just wonder if generalists who have been piling into the stocks know that it's still preclinical and are prepared for all of the above ups and downs.
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People of all races, religions and nationalities work at Sanofi every day to improve the lives of people around the world. While all pharmaceutical treatments have side effects, racism is not a known side effect of any Sanofi medication.
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Huge amount of M&A capacity on "lazy" balance sheets of Big Pharma: With total EV of $3tn, Top 20 players have $460B in deal capacity without factoring leverage capacity of target or synergies, according to Geoffrey Porges at Leerink.
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Neuroscientists say they have transferred a memory from one snail to another via injections of RNA, a startling result that challenges the widely held view of where and how memories are stored in the brain. buff.ly/2ICB8wG
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Regardless of who directly pays (individual, insurer, or govt), all costs are indirectly borne by the American people. Any proposal that doesn't get at total spend is worthless at addressing the primary issue.
Forget about greed, President Trump: the villain responsible for high drug prices is inefficiency - endpts.com/forget-about-gree…
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Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and Bill Gates all said they see China as a cheaper more interesting place to invest this morning.
Would like to see how sustainable this growth turns out to be xitter.cf/bradloncar/status/9907…
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Factbox - Who are Hong Kong's top biotech IPO hopefuls? reut.rs/2Fsm5A1
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Last week, #biotech industry raised $590.2M, bringing to $32.5B
the total raised YTD in 2018.
This came out in our most recent weekly @BioCentury report: biocentury.com/user/back-iss… (subscription access required).
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This was a crystal clear takeaway from when I visited China. Maybe they are out there, but I didn’t meet one company that was still considering a Nasdaq listing now that HKEX has opened up. uk.reuters.com/article/us-ho…
Interesting insights into typical arguments about why, for example, women only occupy 10% of biotech board positions
cen.acs.org/articles/96/i10/…
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Look at factors such as IPOs and investment versus cost. Don’t Leave the Highly Prevalent Chronic #Diseases Behind buff.ly/2HLbpz6
Manufacturers of orphan drugs now will have to pay double the taxes with the new reform - will this push relevant R+D into big multinational pharma companies and reduce innovation in smaller startups? commercial.jpmorganchase.com…
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Amazing chart $AVXS. It has been a surprisingly steady climb with little volatility for something as emerging as this. Congrats longs, great news for the gene Tx field.
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How could a Hong Kong ( @HKEXGroup ) listing help Moderna secure its $7B valuation? Find out in @BioCentury biocentury.com/biocentury/fi…



















