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Innovative Industrial Properties shares dropped to end the week after the company priced its secondary offering at a discount to its current price level.
It's a wonder that Ontario-based Aphria survived 2019 at all. Now that it has, what can investors look forward to in 2020?
Why Credit Suisse believes that this round of quarterly biotech earnings could prove to be a catalyst for 2020.
New research shows that several members of the coronavirus family are susceptible to inactivation via a system developed by biomedical products company Cerus.
Applied Genetic Technologies' shares were crushed early on Thursday after the firm reported interim data from its midstage trial in patients with achromatopsia.
Canada-based pot grower Organigram had the same up-in-smoke year as most of the country's other cannabis producers. The company may get back on track this year.
Akcea Therapeutics and Ionis Pharmaceuticals each made handy gains on Wednesday after the firms reported midstage results for their cardiovascular disease study.
China is facing an outbreak of the coronavirus, which may have spread to a few other countries in Asia. As a result, experimental vaccine stocks are skyrocketing.
For health care investors, 2020 looks like a potentially good year after an especially fruitful JPMorgan Healthcare Conference this past week.
This past week played host to a huge number of biotech movers. 24/7 Wall St. has picked a few of these standouts to highlight.
Hexo shares slid on Friday after the Canadian cannabis firm announced that it is conducting a direct offering of $20 million worth of shares.
Durect shares dropped early on Friday after an FDA committee vote on Posimir, the company’s pain relief treatment.
Neon Therapeutics shares shot up on Thursday after the firm announced that it will be acquired by BioNTech. Are Neon Therapeutics shareholders getting enough out of the deal?
Marijuana stocks like Tilray were beaten up badly in 2019. Will 2020 get the industry back in the black?
Nektar Therapeutics shares were crushed on Wednesday after the FDA did not recommend the company’s pain drug.