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11 June, 2026 |
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It’s not just CEOs who are well-paid in biopharma. As Andrew Dunn’s series on industry pay continues, he explores the packages provided to two handfuls of scientists and doctors. |
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Karen Weintraub |
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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by Andrew Dunn
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Biopharma’s top scientists and doctors don’t make nearly as much as CEOs, but some still took in eight-figure pay packages in 2025. As part of... | |
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by Max Gelman
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The current biotech environment can apparently support an industry-record IPO and simultaneously hamper efforts to raise half a billion dollars. Summit Therapeutics ditched plans for... | |
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by Kyle LaHucik
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Parabilis Medicines' record-breaking IPOwill be a tough act to follow, but a drug developer with three late-stage cardio medicines is up for the challenge... | |
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by ENDPOINTS |
Plus, news about Imaavy. 👂 Sensorion selects one hearing loss program, axes another: The biotech is endingthe development of SENS-501 for
OTOF-related hearing loss... | |
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by Andrew Dunn
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Roche's Genentech underwent another round of layoffs this week in its early research and development group, Endpoints News has learned, which included shuttering two research... | |
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by Max Gelman
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Takeda’s $4 billion bet on an oral plaque psoriasis drug has paid off again, as the company reported the pill beat Bristol Myers Squibb’s Sotyktu... | |
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