BIO.News Newsletter

A new report explains how policy can boost vaccination in the U.S., and a plant pandemic could be closer than we think. (573 words, 2 minutes, 51 seconds)

BIO’s joining efforts to support the people of Ukraine—here’s how you can help. Plus, we discuss the outlook for Alzheimer’s breakthroughs and advice for women founders of patient advocacy organizations. (743 words, 3 minutes, 42 seconds)

Everything you need to know about Biden’s State of the Union—plus two U.S. Senators weighed in on the CMS Alzheimer’s decision and Dr. Julie Gerberding’s big news. (847 words, 4 minutes, 14 seconds)

Will President Biden talk about drug price controls during the State of the Union? We’ll find out tonight. Plus, the new IPCC report says climate change is happening faster than we thought—but thanks to biotech, adaptation is already underway. (548 words, 2 minutes, 44 seconds)

On Rare Disease Day, we look at a new report that shows the economic burden of rare disease—and the value of investing in new treatments. Plus, we recap what one BIO Board member said about animal genomics during last week’s USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum. (659 words, 3 minutes, 17 seconds)

Ending the week with what experts said about biomanufacturing and another look at why we need to address AMR. (708 words, 3 minutes, 32 seconds)

We take a closer look at how systemic inequities in both rural and urban communities have affected cardiovascular disease outcomes—and what we can do about it. Also: where’s the next George Washington Carver? (788 words, 3 minutes, 56 seconds)

Today we look at the impact of new labeling requirements for bioengineered food and how biotech innovations are changing the game for heart health. (954 words, 4 minutes, 46 seconds)

Beginning the short week with what the newly confirmed FDA Commissioner said about One Health, why CMS “ambushed” efforts to combat pediatric Alzheimer’s, and the start of Rare Disease Week. (886 words, 4 minutes, 25 seconds)

Before you head out for the long weekend, we have BIO’s new letter on animal biotech and a look at the work to be done to eradicate polio and rubella. (778 words, 3 minutes, 53 seconds) We’ll be off on Monday, February 21, for Presidents’ Day. We’ll resume publication on Tuesday, February 22.