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I spoke with Charles River’s new CEO, Birgit Girshick, who observed that more manufacturers are likely to shed their cell and gene therapy services as the market continues to be challenging. Read what Girshick had to say below. |
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Anna Brown |
Biopharma Breaking News Reporter, Endpoints News
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Birgit Girshick, Charles River CEO (Credit: Charles River) |
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by Anna Brown
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Three months ago, Charles River Laboratories announced it would shed its manufacturing unit, which has a focus on cell and gene therapies. And, according to... | |
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by Anna Brown
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WuXi Biologics has signed at least two new deals with notable US biotechs so far this year, signaling that the service provider continues to emerge... | |
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by Zachary Brennan
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After three FDA rejections dating back to 2023, Outlook Therapeutics said the agency has reversed course regarding its reformulated version of Avastin for the eye... | |
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Rep. John Moolenaar (R-MI) (Lenin Nolly/Sipa USA/Sipa via AP Images) |
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by Max Bayer
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A key Republican congressman asked the Trump administration to restrict the stream of money into China’s biotech sector, threatening to squelch the dealmaking that’s become... | |
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by Drew Armstrong
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Gilead has at long last won US approval of its hepatitis D treatment Hepcludex, which the FDA previously rejected over issues with its manufacturing and... | |
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by Anna Brown
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Plus, news about Agilent’s earnings report: ☢️ Niowave’s radioisotope factory: The company has broken groundon a $75 million
production facility in Lansing, MI, which... | |
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