BIO.News Newsletter

We’re starting a new month with the announcement of a new office at HHS that will address climate change and equity. Plus, September is Cholesterol Education Month, so we have tools from The FH Foundation about genetic conditions that cause high cholesterol and how you can help raise awareness. (727 words, 3 minutes, 38 seconds)

What do sick pigs and melting glaciers have in common? We tell you below. Plus, biotech leaders from Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania explain the impact drug price controls would have on jobs and innovation in their states. (771 words, 3 minutes, 51 seconds)

What August break? We’re starting the last week of the month with CBO’s latest analysis of H.R. 3 and USDA’s proposed guidance on genetically engineered plants. (595 words, 2 minutes, 58 seconds)

Closing the last full week in August with plant-based cheese that looks and tastes like the real thing, a look ahead to Sepsis Awareness Month, and more news from an unexpectedly busy week in D.C. (743 words, 3 minutes, 42 seconds)

It’s World Water Week—here’s what biotech is doing to reduce water use in agriculture in a sustainable way. Meanwhile, new data shows the real picture of drug prices in the United States. (547 words, 2 minutes, 44 seconds)

Today, we have the latest on PDUFA VII and how your company can get involved in COP26 and the Race to Zero campaign. (739 words, 3 minutes, 41 seconds)

It’s a busy news day. We have the details on the FDA’s approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine as well as an explanation of the link between carbon emissions and climate change—and how biotech can help. (811 words, 4 minutes, 3 seconds)

It might be the height of the August doldrums, but there's a lot going on today as Pfizer's COVID vaccine is set to gain FDA approval and the House returns to D.C. to work on the budget. Meanwhile, we're still focused on increasing both routine and COVID immunizations. Also, have you hugged a tree lately? They remain some of our best climate change fighters—and we explain how biotech can supercharge them. (680 words, 3 minutes, 24 seconds)

Could mosquito repellent become a thing of the past? Thanks to biotech, it’s possible—we tell you the latest developments. Plus, we caught up with BIO’s state affiliates to tell you what they’re saying about a TRIPS waiver, drug price controls, and more. (746 words, 3 minutes, 43 seconds)

We have an update on what’s been happening at the WTO with the TRIPS waiver and why it’s still a bad idea—plus, Genomatica’s new partnership with lululemon. (772 words, 3 minutes, 51 seconds)