By Barbara Obstoj-Cardwell. Editor
On the research front, China’s BioCity Biopharma recently released positive trial results for its ETA antagonist SC0062 in the treatment of chronic kidney disease. Also of note, US pharma giant Merck & Co announced new Phase II/III data demonstrating the promise of its clesrovimab in preventing respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)in infants. Last week saw a batch of second-quarter 2024 financial results reports, including from two of Europe’s largest pharma companies – the UK’s AstraZeneca and France’s Sanofi.
SC0062 trial results highlight BioCity’s potential to differentiate in kidney disease space
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