BIO.News Newsletter

Why it matters that the human genome map was updated and what biotech’s doing about food allergies—plus, breaking news about the BIO International Convention keynote speaker. (656 words, 3 minutes, 16 seconds)

We sat down with BIO experts to take a deep dive into the new EU pharma reform package—here’s what you need to know. Plus, to kick off National Women’s Health Week, Bio.News and the CDC have three steps to better health. (624 words, 3 minutes, 7 seconds)

Ending the week with a step forward on PBM reform, and a look at how climate change is impacting our health in more ways than one. (508 words, 2 minutes, 32 seconds)

Two hearings yesterday highlighted incredible biopharmaceutical advances and how policy can help or hinder access to them. Plus, BIO Impact registration is now open—here’s what you need to know. (741 words, 3 minutes, 42 seconds)

The AIM for Climate Summit wraps up in Washington, D.C., with calls for investment in the bioeconomy. Plus, we’re watching for ticks—and new Lyme disease treatments and vaccines. (677 words, 3 minutes, 23 seconds)

On today’s new episode of the I am BIO Podcast, FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf explains why misinformation is deadly. Plus, BIO CEO Rachel King explains why we need to help SAF take off. (547 words, 2 minutes, 44 seconds)

Today, we start the week with a global view—with news from the U.N. on hunger and COVID-19, and the role of biotech in ending both. (631 words, 3 minutes, 9 seconds)

What happened during yesterday’s hearing on PAHPA reauthorization? Why are policymakers undermining one of the FDA’s most successful programs? We answer these questions and more. (678 words, 3 minutes, 23 seconds)

Exciting news from BIO members today, as the FDA has approved the first RSV vaccine in the U.S. for older adults, and Eli Lilly has promising news about its Alzheimer’s drug. Meanwhile, a new analysis asks: who will pay for transformative therapies? (640 words, 3 minutes, 12 seconds)

We recap what happened at yesterday’s markup of PBM legislation, and look at how gene editing could eliminate allergens from eggs. (495 words, 2 minutes, 28 seconds)