Subscribe - Individual

Subscribe - Biotech Premium (Corporate)

Categories

Antisense
October 18th, 2022

Antisense Therapeutics Revises Clinical Program in DMD

With a deterioration in capital markets, Antisense Therapeutics (ANP: $0.86) has adjusted its clinical program in Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy with its lead drug candidate ATL1102. The company had previously intended to conduct a potentially pivotal Phase IIb/III study in 114 patients. That has now been changed to a Phase IIb program that will seek to enroll 45 subjects.

homepage2May21
October 5th, 2022

Pharmaxis - Encouraging Early Data from Scar Removal Study

Pharmaxis (PXS: $0.081) has released some data on the first eight patients treated with its drug candidate, PXS-6302, to remove existing scars. The first eight patients were all treated with PXS-6302 whilst the next 42 being recruited are blinded between placebo or active arms.

0i0i
October 5th, 2022

Anteris Technologies - Aortic Valve Outperforms Surgical and TAVR Competitors

Aortic heart valve company Anteris Technologies (AVR: $23.10) had multiple presentations at the major US conference TCT (Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics) held in Boston last month. The event has around 11,000 specialists in the field attending and was founded by Dr Martin Leon, who has joined the Anteris Medical Advisory Board earlier this year.

BradOConnor_Final720x390
October 5th, 2022

Eisai Delivers Positive Phase III Alzheimer's Data

Cogstate's (CGS: $2.09) partner, Eisai Co Ltd, has for the first time in this disease area, delivered unequivocally positive data for its Alzheimer's disease treatment, lecanamab.

Eisai will now seek to file the therapy for full approval with the FDA by the end of March. Eisai will use Cogstate's electronic cognitive test battery to help identify potential patients for treatment, under a US$45 million deal signed in 2020 between the two companies.

FfZJ68YaYAEpcgb
September 19th, 2022

Pharmaxis: Can PXS-6302 'Un-scar the Scar'?

Pharmaxis (PXS: $0.084) is using its lysyl oxidase platform to develop a topical application for the removal of scars. Results are due around year's end and may be a driver for this stock over coming months.

ResApp
September 19th, 2022

ResApp Health Sold to Pfizer for $180 Million

ResApp Heath has been acquired by Pfizer at a fully diluted value of $180 million, or $0.208 per share. The company was acquired via a Scheme of Arrangement with an 82% approval based on total shares voted (75% required) and 62% of shareholders voting in favour (50% required). The Scheme was approved by the Supreme Court of NSW last week.

ResApp Diagnostics made a backdoor listing onto the ASX in 2015 through an acquisition by Narhex Life Sciences and being renamed ResApp Health. At the end of December last year the company had accumulated losses of $40.4 million with $3.4 million in cash.

Pharmaxis
September 19th, 2022

Pharmaxis: Can PXS-6302 'Un-scar the Scar'?

Pharmaxis (PXS: $0.084) is using its lysyl oxidase platform to develop a topical application for the removal of scars. Results are due around year's end and may be a driver for this stock over coming months.

Pharmaxis CEO Gary Phillips said that the company has the first-in-class and best-in-class compounds in this field. According to Phillips at an R&D day earlier this year, the reason why Pharmaxis has extended its R&D programs into scarring is because it's where the science has led the company to.

imugene
September 19th, 2022

Imugene to Raise $80 Million

Imugene (IMU: $0.22) has announced it intends to raise $80 million through a private placement that includes two specialist biotech investment funds with commitments secured. The funds to be raised will support the company's portfolio of immuno-oncology drug development assets. Imugene will have a proforma (June 30) cash balance of $175 million.

Cogstate
September 19th, 2022

Cogstate - Investors Await Lecanemab Phase III Data

Cogstate (CGS: $1.46) has seen its share price oscillate in recent weeks, in sync with the share prices of Eisai Co and Biogen. All three companies will be impacted by the results of the Phase III study with the Alzheimer's disease drug candidate, lecanemab, which is jointly owned by Eisai and Biogen and in clinical development by Eisai. Topline results are due at the end of this month.

medicalsciencelaboratoryportraitbeautiful260nw1922200124
September 9th, 2022

Pharmaxis Repurposes PXS-4728 for Parkinson's Disease

Since Boehringer Ingelheim returned the Pharmaxis (PXS: $0.076) drug candidate PXS-4728 in 2020, Pharmaxis has been seeking to find a new indication to trial for the compound, given the level of development work that had been carried out on the compound by Boehringer.

Pages