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Indian drugmaker Bharat Biotech has announced that its COVID-19 vaccine candidate, Covaxin (BBV152), proved to be 80.6 percent effective in the initial interim analysis of its late-stage clinical trials. Read More
Merck is planning to launch a new late-stage trial of an experimental COVID-19 treatment, MK-7110 (CD24Fc), because the previous phase 3 study enrolled too few participants to support regulatory clearance from the FDA. Read More
The new biologic drug improved lung function in patients, helped control asthma better and cut the risk of hospitalizations or emergency visits by 79 percent, trial data showed. Read More
The UK analysis showed that 0.8 percent of unvaccinated healthcare workers tested positive, while only 0.2 percent of vaccinated workers were positive 12 or more days after receiving a single dose. Read More
The two treatment arms in the study were standard of care alone, including antiviral treatments and corticosteroids, and standard of care plus a single dose of otilimab. Read More
AstraZeneca’s and Amgen’s biologic drug tezepelumab reduced the rate of asthma attacks by 56 percent among patients with severe and uncontrolled forms of the condition, according to their just-released phase 3 trial results. Read More
A single dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine significantly lowers asymtopmatic SARS-CoV-2 infections, which means it also reduces the risk of transmission from asymtopmatic individuals, a new UK study has shown. Read More
The company also temporarily stopped all sales of its approved gene therapy Zynteglo, a treatment for the blood disorder beta thalassemia that uses the same the same lentiviral vector. Read More
A new UK study has found that statins did not have any overall effect on muscle symptoms in patients who had previously reported them when taking the medications, suggesting that statins may not responsible for the muscle pains associated with taking them. Read More