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Lackluster sales of its Alzheimer’s drug have left Biogen with a short-term revenue problem. The company is hoping Apellis’ rare disease drug Empaveli will fill that Leqembi-sized hole, as Max Gelman reports here. |
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Karen Weintraub |
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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Chris Viehbacher, Biogen CEO (Sarah Merians Photography for Endpoints News) |
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by Max Gelman
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It’s no secret that sales of Leqembi have been disappointing. First approved in 2023, the Alzheimer’s drug from Eisai and Biogen launched shortly after Chris... | |
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Merck CEO Rob Davis at the White House on Dec. 19, 2025 (Alex Wong/Getty Images) |
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by Zachary Brennan
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Merck CEO Rob Davis said he has warned Congress and the Trump administration that if they cut off or hamper US-China dealmaking, the US could lose... | |
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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Retatrutide, the obesity candidate that has shown the most powerful weight loss in late-stage trials, will be filed for approval early next year, its developer... | |
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