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Matthew Herper

Matthew Herper

Senior Writer, Medicine at STAT

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  • English
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  • Biotechnology
  • Health & Medicine

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Ionis blazed trails in genetic medicine. On the cusp of a major approval, can it also be a commer...

Ionis is expecting a FDA decision by Dec. 19 on approval of a drug designed to improve the body’s ability to break down fats
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Trump suggests he shares some of RFK Jr.’s concerns about childhood...

President-elect Trump suggested in an interview that he shares some of the concerns voiced by RFK Jr. about the safety of some childhood vaccines
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Eli Lilly says its weight loss drug Zepbound outperformed Wegovy in...

Eli Lilly said its drug Zepbound led to greater weight reduction than rival Novo Nordisk's Wegovy in a head-to-head randomized controlled trial.
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Prognosis: Under Trump, the CDC is in big trouble, but the FDA migh...

If there is a message in President-elect Trump’s Friday night reveal of who he intends to nominate for key health care positions in his administration, it
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What could Trump mean for the business of health? Scenarios for an ...

Under RFK Jr., insiders say CDC is the most vulnerable target, while FDA changes would be slower.
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Doubling down on its strategy, Pfizer names its head of oncology as...

Pfizer, despite pressure from investors to look outside, elevates its cancer chief Chris Boshoff to lead overall R&D.
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Merck says study of under-the-skin version of Keytruda, a bid to ex...

Merck's new formulation could help secure a larger share of Keytruda's sales after the cancer drug's U.S. patent expires in 2028.
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Former NCI chief and serial biotech entrepreneur raise $70 million ...

.@nes047 and @NathanielEDavid formed Jupiter Bioventures to quickly test out, and if necessary discard, ideas in biotech.
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Facing a dialogue with RFK Jr., a top FDA official mounts a public ...

Facing with a dialogue with RFK Jr., a top FDA official mounts a public defense of vaccines — and pleads for open minds.
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The end of 23andMe’s drug discovery dream

23andMe, the genetics startup that has repeatedly captured the public imagination and then faced nearly fatal business challenges, announced it would lay off 40% of its workforce.
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How will Trump’s election change the FDA? History yields some clues

What will a second Donald Trump presidency mean for the regulation of medicines in the U.S.? History isn’t likely to repeat itself, but it will rhyme.
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Behind CVS CEO’s ouster, a question: Do a pharmacy and a health ins...

CVS Health is running out of time to answer an existential question about its strategy.
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Janet Woodcock, former FDA official, joins board of patient group f...

A doctor inspired by his own fight against a rare malignancy to scour thousands of existing drugs to see if they can cure other diseases has a powerful new ally: Janet Woodcock, who for decades was one of the most influential figures at the Food and Drug Administration
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What the withdrawal of its sickle cell drug means for Pfizer, patie...

What Pfizer’s decision to pull its sickle cell drug means for patients, the company, and the FDA.
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Can Anne Wojcicki save 23andMe?

More than once 23andMe's Anne Wojcicki has saved the company from corporate disaster. Can she do it again?
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Amid push to redefine itself, Sanofi names new chief scientific off...

Sanofi named a new chief scientific officer this week, part of a series of moves aimed at redefining the company.
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Moderna touts research progress as it cuts R&D spending by $1.1 bil...

After being criticized for profligate post-pandemic spending, the company is "pacing" itself to focus on launches of key medicines.
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Former Verily executives hatch plan to invest millions in high-tech...

Two former Verily executives say that they are starting a new initiative, Highlander Health, to push forward an effort decades in the making.
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With a win in lung cancer, biotech’s wealthiest outsider surfs to n...

Summit’s lung cancer treatment has wowed researchers. The CEO behind it is a living challenge to the assumptions of many in biotech.
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Diagnosed with cancer, a pharmaceutical executive became a patient ...

Kathy Giusti was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 1996 and told she had three years to live. Twenty-eight years later, Giusti, 65, is thriving.
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Vaxcyte shares boom as one of biotech’s big David vs. Goliath stori...

With new vaccine data released Tuesday, Vaxcyte, a San Carlos, Calif.-based firm, emerged as one of biotechnology’s hottest David-vs.-Goliath stories as