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22 July, 2026 |
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Carole Ho, Lilly’s president of neuroscience, talks about why her company is getting back into neuropsych, decades after its creation of Prozac. In this Q&A with Ryan Cross, Ho also discusses the potential she sees for preventing Alzheimer’s. |
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Karen Weintraub |
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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Carole Ho, president of Lilly Neuroscience |
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by Ryan Cross
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LONDON — Eli Lilly, the world’s biggest drugmaker, appears to be getting more ambitious about tackling brain diseases. Last week, the company announced it would... | |
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James Mackay, Crystalys Therapeutics CEO |
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by Kyle LaHucik
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A San Diego biotech has raised an additional $130 million to get a gout drug that's already approved in Japan and China onto the US... | |
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals’ lipid-lowering drug has hit in two late-stage trials that could expand its use into a much wider population. Data shared Wednesdayshowed
that... | |
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by Kyle LaHucik |
Another $200M for Mentari: Migraine drug developer Mentari Ther& |
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