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MyoKardia shares hit an all-time high early on Monday after it was announced that Bristol-Myers Squibb would be acquiring the company.
President Trump and the First Lady have tested positive for COVID-19. That begs the question, now more than ever, of where we stand with a coronavirus vaccine.
Solid Biosciences shares more than doubled on Thursday after the company announced a key update from the FDA.
Moderna and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals each announced positive news late on Tuesday about their respective COVID-19 vaccine trials.
Aptorum shares absolutely exploded on Tuesday after the company announced that it would be launching a subsidiary focused on novel technologies targeting infectious diseases.
Genfit SA (NASDAQ: GNFT) shot up on Monday after the company announced an agreement with Lab Corporation of America Holdings (NYSE: LH). This agreement is ultimately for Genfit’s technology to...
Eiger BioPharmaceuticals has announced disappointing results from a study of Peginterferon Lambda-1a (Lambda) in outpatients with mild and uncomplicated COVID-19.
Aquestive Therapeutics said that it had received a negative response from the FDA concerning its treatment for the management of seizure clusters.
Things aren’t looking up for Inovio Pharmaceuticals, after the FDA notified the company that it was placing a partial hold on its COVID-19 vaccine study.
The September 15 short interest data has been compared with the previous report, and short interest in most of these selected biotech stocks increased.
Credit Suisse has set an Outperform rating and $290 price target on Amgen shares. That target implies more than 20% upside to the stock's recent trading price.
Some small-cap companies will screen as having deep value, but many value stocks are deemed to be "cheap" because they lack any new catalysts and opportunities.
AC Immune stock was absolutely crushed on Wednesday after the firm announced disappointing results from its midstage Alzheimer’s disease study.
MediciNova has announced progress in its COVID-19 vaccine prototype, which stands out from the rest as it is administered intranasally.
The race for the COVID-19 vaccine is still very much on, and Johnson & Johnson just announced the launch of a Phase 3 trial.