By Barbara Obstoj-Cardwell
Halozyme Therapeutics hit the headlines big-time last week, announcing deals with two of the largest global drugmakers that could earn the company as much as $2 billion over the coming years. Also, Germany’s Bayer gained approval in the USA for its non-Hodgkin lymphoma drug Aliqopa, Israel’s Teva Pharmaceutical Industries scored a hit, hiring Lundbeck chief executive to head the rudderless company, along with the sale of its Paragard, UK-based AstraZeneca presented very encouraging data from the PACIFIC study on its durvalumab, while America’s Amicus Therapeutics announced the failure of its rare skin diseases drug candidate SD-101.
Halozyme hits the big time
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