BioWorld
  • BioWorld Home
  • About Us
  • Contact BioWorld

BioWorld

Just another weblog
  • Blog Home
  • Editorial Staff
  • Editor’s Picks
  • Contact Us
  • Log In

Laugh First, Think Later: IG Nobel Prizes Entertain

September 30, 2011 – 3:06 pm | By Anette Breindl | 3 comments

ig

What did the productive procrastinator say to the beetle on the beer bottle? “Oh, you won an Ig Nobel Prize, too!”

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotechnology | Tagged ET, Ig Nobel, Ig Nobels, Nobel Prize

BioWorld’s Fourth Quarter Biotech Calendar

September 30, 2011 – 11:43 am | By Trista Morrison | No comments yet

image

BioWorld doesn’t have an editorial calendar outlining our planned coverage, because so much of what we write depends on breaking news. That said, here’s a sneak peek at the stories most likely to end up on our cover before the…

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotech conferences, Biotechnology, PDUFA | Tagged BG, CYT, FDA, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc

Kudos to Four Little Biotechs Doing Cool Science

September 26, 2011 – 12:22 pm | By Trista Morrison | No comments yet

science

I recognize that while a lot of you busy biotech folk subscribe to BioWorld Today, I am probably one of the only people who actually reads every single word of the paper every single day.

Share

Read more
Posted in Big pharma, Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical | Tagged Cancer Prevention, CPP, ICAAC, Kingdoms Cross Station

A Little Bit of Certainty Could Go a Long Way

September 23, 2011 – 11:19 am | By Mari Serebrov | No comments yet

Capitol Building Street View

Regulatory certainty. It’s something industry needs and investors want to see. It’s also one of the drivers for job creation. But it’s something our government doesn’t seem to get.

Share

Read more
Posted in Biosimilar, Biotechnology, Healthcare reform, Reimbursement | Tagged Affordable Care Act, FDA

Michele Bachmann Endangered Women’s Lives

September 14, 2011 – 2:43 pm | By Lynn Yoffee | 2 comments

Teary-eyed mother to Michele Bachmann: Michele, my daughter took the HPV vaccine and spontaneously became mentally retarded.

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotechnology, Cancer | Tagged GOP, HPV, Michele Bachmann, Rick Perry

Will Dendreon’s Slide Force Cancer Vaccines Out of Style?

September 13, 2011 – 9:20 am | By Jennifer Boggs | No comments yet

imagesCARDB4NU

Back in 2008, biotech companies working on cancer vaccines were not exactly shouting it from the rooftops. In fact, most companies working in the space quietly began branding their drug candidates “immunotherapies” when they met with investors in an attempt…

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotechnology, Cancer | Tagged FDA, ICT

The Biogodess: Chief Executive of Biotech Industry Nurturing

September 6, 2011 – 10:53 am | By Lynn Yoffee | 1 comment

IMG00054-20110426-1208

She’s best known as the Biogodess. A biotech insider who can recount the early days in the sector — when the industry was first starting to attract serious biobucks. The Biogodess has helped many bridge the gap of knowledge between…

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotechnology | Tagged Chief Executive, Io Publishing Inc, San Mateo, Turning Point Program

How to Pitch BioWorld: Five More Tips

September 1, 2011 – 3:08 pm | By Trista Morrison | No comments yet

1058436_news

If you read our post earlier this week (Top 5 Tips for Pitching BioWorld), you know what kind of news BioWorld Today covers. Here are five more helpful hints regarding how to work with us:

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotechnology | Tagged bioworld, CEO, EST, PR

Unless it’s Affordable, Curing Cancer is Just a Dream

August 30, 2011 – 12:43 pm | By Mari Serebrov | 5 comments

jayme

Although they’re the stuff of science, statistics too often lack the power to move us. After all, they’re just numbers. So when companies like Dendreon Corp. and Seattle Genetics Inc. price their cancer treatments at nearly $100,000 or more, we…

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotechnology, Cancer, Drug Approval, Reimbursement | Tagged Dendreon Corp, MBA, Seattle Genetics Inc

Top 5 Tips for Pitching BioWorld

August 29, 2011 – 2:35 pm | By Trista Morrison | 1 comment

After six years in biotech PR and five years as a biotech journalist, I have both written and received a heckuva lot of pitches. I know how hard media pitching can be, and I always try to take the time…

Share

Read more
Posted in Biotechnology | Tagged Anette Breindl, EST, FDA, PR
« Previous 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15 Next »

About this Blog

BioWorld Perspectives is the official blog for news, analysis, debates, commentary and camaraderie related to the development of biotechnology drugs.

Join the Conversation

 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube RSS

Subscribe to our Blog

Recent Posts

  • Biotech’s White Knight (aka Serial Cheater) Gets Prison Time, Finally
  • Where’s Superman When He’s Needed?
  • Biopeople to Meet at BIO2013: Inside the World of Biotech’s Luminaries, Titans and Brainiacs
  • Cancer Research Through Time: Cure Should’ve Been Wrapped up by 1985
  • ‘ImaginAb’ That! BioWorld Salutes ‘Overall Awesomeness’

Categories

  • Accelerated approval (2)
  • acquisition (1)
  • acute kidney injury (1)
  • aging (1)
  • AIDS (1)
  • antibiotics (2)
  • Antibody (2)
  • Autism (1)
  • Big pharma (28)
  • bioethics (4)
  • Biologic (8)
  • Biosimilar (10)
  • Biotech conferences (9)
  • Biotechnology (95)
  • Biotechnology Industry Organization (8)
  • BLA (3)
  • Cancer (16)
  • Cardiovascular (2)
  • China (4)
  • chronic fatigue syndrome (3)
  • Clinic (4)
  • Clinical Trial (14)
  • Collaboration (5)
  • Complete Response Letter (4)
  • Congress (2)
  • Deals (6)
  • Diabetes (1)
  • DNA (2)
  • Drug Approval (13)
  • drug importation (1)
  • embryonic stem cell research (1)
  • emerging markets (2)
  • epilepsy (1)
  • ethics (1)
  • European Medicines Agency (5)
  • evolution (1)
  • executive salaries (1)
  • FDA (23)
  • Financing (24)
  • FOB (1)
  • Follow-on biologic (2)
  • FTC (1)
  • Gene Therapy (5)
  • generic (2)
  • genetics (4)
  • Genomics (7)
  • Healthcare reform (4)
  • HIV (1)
  • immunotherapy (4)
  • IND (2)
  • Investigational New Drug Application (3)
  • IPO (4)
  • License (2)
  • M&A (6)
  • multidrug resistance (1)
  • mutation (1)
  • National Institutes of Health (1)
  • NDA (3)
  • neurology (3)
  • neuroprostheses (1)
  • neuroprosthetic (1)
  • New Drug Application (7)
  • Obesity (1)
  • OIG (1)
  • Orphan disease (7)
  • pandemic (1)
  • partnering (1)
  • patent cliff (2)
  • Patents (4)
  • PDUFA (4)
  • Personalized medicine (4)
  • Pharmaceutical (21)
  • Phase I (5)
  • Phase II (4)
  • Phase III (6)
  • Pipeline (6)
  • Preclinical (2)
  • prostate cancer (1)
  • Rare disease (3)
  • Reimbursement (9)
  • REMS (1)
  • RNAi (2)
  • SEC (1)
  • sequestration (1)
  • Series A (1)
  • Shareholder value (1)
  • siRNA (2)
  • Stem cell (2)
  • Supplemental new drug application (2)
  • TB (1)
  • traumatic brain injury (1)
  • Tuberculosis (2)
  • Type 2 Diabetes (1)
  • Uncategorized (14)
  • Vaccine (4)
  • venture captial (7)
  • Video (5)
  • virus (2)

Tags

ABH ASCO BIO Biotechnology Industry Organization bioworld BRIC Celgene Corp CEO CFS China Clovis Oncology Inc Cynthia Robbins Roth Day Four Day Three Day Two Dendreon Corp DNA EST EU FDA HCV Hemispherx Biopharma Inc HIV IPO Janssen Labs Mari Serebrov MBA Morgan Healthcare Conference New York New York Times NIH Nobel Prize PDUFA Pfizer Inc PR RNA Roche ROI San Diego San Francisco Seattle Genetics Inc SEC UK VC Vivus Inc

Recommended Blogs

  • Inside Bio
  • Patently Biotech
  • The Catalyst

Recommended Organizations

  • American Society of Clinical Oncology
  • American Society of Hematology
  • BayBio
  • BioIndustry Association
  • Biotechnology Industry Organization

Twitter Updates

    Part of Thompson Media Group LLC: Thompson.com | Sheshunoff.com | ASPratt.com | BioWorld.com | CMEweb.com | Performanceweb.org | ASMIweb.com
    © Copyright 2013 | BioWorld