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Articles by Marie Powers

Medicines Company gets a boost as ‘Cangrelor looks approvable’

April 14, 2015
By Marie Powers
FDA briefing documents posted ahead of Wednesday’s meeting of the Cardiovascular and Renal Drugs Advisory Committee (adcom) meeting to review the approvability of cangrelor were sufficiently positive to give shares of The Medicines Co. (NASDAQ:MDCO) a modest boost Monday.
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Abeona advances rare disease drugs via nontraditional route

April 13, 2015
By Marie Powers
Partnering with patient advocacy organizations is an increasingly attractive avenue to speed drugs for rare indications into clinical development. For the smallest of biotechs, the strategy also can keep a company afloat.
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Over the 'Edge' series C provides $72.5M for brain bleed drug

April 10, 2015
By Marie Powers
Lead candidate EG-1962, a polymer-based microparticle formulation of the FDA-approved calcium channel inhibitor nimodipine, more than piqued the curiosity of investors, who plowed approximately $72.5 million into Edge Therapeutics Inc. in two follow-on C rounds.
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Mylan makes its move on Perrigo; is Teva the elephant in the room?

April 9, 2015
By Marie Powers
Mylan NV disclosed Wednesday that it issued what it called "a preliminary proposal" to acquire Perrigo Co. plc for $205 per share, paid in an undisclosed combination of cash and Mylan stock, to create a global powerhouse across branded, generic and over-the-counter (OTC) pharmaceuticals.
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Adaptimmune 'Ts' up $150M IPO, Nasdaq listing

April 8, 2015
By Marie Powers
One of the hottest companies in the sizzling cancer immunotherapy space, Adaptimmune Ltd., filed its F-1 with the SEC, seeking a $150 million IPO and a Nasdaq listing for its American depositary shares under the ticker ADAP.
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Curiosity steers Rienhoff along 'crooked' path of personal, professional discovery

April 6, 2015
By Marie Powers
"If the truth were known, mothers would really not want their children to be entrepreneurs," observed Hugh Young Rienhoff Jr., surmising that such a path – which he called part decision, part fate – suggested difficulties conforming to the corporate or academic worlds.
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Heron Therapeutics hopes its third NDA filing will be 'MAGIC' for Sustol

April 3, 2015
By Marie Powers
Having resolved issues with its manufacturing supply chain and conducted an additional phase III study over and beyond requirements set by the FDA in two previous complete response letters (CRLs), Heron Therapeutics Inc. is confident the finish line is in sight for lead product Sustol (granisetron injection) to prevent delayed-onset chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting (CINV) following administration of moderately or highly emetogenic chemotherapy (MEC/HEC) agents.
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'Eye' see: Kala Pharma's nanoparticle-formulated drug hits in phase III

April 2, 2015
By Marie Powers
KPI-121, Kala Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s topical nanoparticle formulation of loteprednol etabonate (Lotemax, Bausch & Lomb), emerged with flying colors from a phase III study evaluating the lead program for the treatment of inflammation and pain following cataract surgery.
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Horizon raises its rare disease profile with $1.1B Hyperion buy

March 31, 2015
By Marie Powers
Horizon Pharma plc is looking to add approved drugs Ravicti (glycerol phenylbutyrate) and Buphenyl (sodium phenylbutyrate) to its orphan drug business by acquiring the outstanding shares of developer Hyperion Therapeutics Inc. for $46 apiece in cash, or approximately $1.1 billion.
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Kura Oncology rewinds interesting drug 'developed in the wrong era'

March 30, 2015
By Marie Powers
Kura Oncology Inc. made a big splash in the even bigger oncology drug development pond this month.
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