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Moderna is preparing to seek approval for intismeran autogene, the personalized cancer vaccine it is developing with Merck, according to its November 6 earnings release. The therapy could open a new source of revenue beyond the infectious disease vaccines that built its business. Investor enthusiasm has rebounded as the cancer program has advanced. Moderna shares…

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For more than three decades, generic drugmakers competed on a simple formula: enter fast, manufacture at scale and cut costs. Generics and biosimilars saved the U.S. healthcare system $496 billion in 2025, according to the Association for Accessible Medicines’ 2026 savings report. That formula is now under strain. Purchasers have consolidated, prices face pressure, much…

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The FDA has asked Inovio Pharmaceuticals, a company developing DNA-based medicines, to reanalyze its human factors testing of the Cellectra 5PSP, the electroporation device that delivers its newly approved drug Voceryq (doruxapapogene ralaplasmid and lalikinogene sifuplasmid-gxfd), a pioneering plasmid DNA-based immunotherapy. The agency is also asking it to verify the device...


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Drug prices are one of the few issues on which Donald Trump has found common ground with progressive Democrats, and with voters in both parties. A March 2026 KFF poll found that 72% of adults say there is not enough government regulation limiting drug prices, including 77% of Democrats, 72% of independents and 68% of…

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Fresenius gets option rights on up to 37 first-to-market biosimilar candidates developed by WuXi Biologics, starting with copies of Roche's Polivy and Amgen's Tepezza. Fresenius picks the programs and keeps the economics; WuXi Biologics builds them for a per-program fee.

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