News Related to Autoimmune Diseases

Related coverage linked through entity extraction aliases.

Cue Biopharma Names Dominic Borie Chief Medical Officer and R&D Head

Jul 13, 2026

Cue Biopharma appointed Dominic Borie as chief medical officer and R&D head as it advances CUE-221 (Phase 2 data expected Q3 2026) and CUE-401 (Phase 1 start Q4 2026). He brings over 20 years of immunology and clinical development experience. The company recently raised $50M to support clinical development.

Amgen Challenges Colorado's First-in-Nation Drug Price Cap in Federal Court

Jun 05, 2026

Colorado's Prescription Drug Affordability Board imposed a price cap on Enbrel, making it the first U.S. state to cap a specific drug's price. Amgen is suing to block the cap, arguing it interferes with federal patent law protections for innovative drugs. The federal court is considering whether to issue a temporary injunction, with a ruling expected soon.

Kyverna Therapeutics Reports Positive Phase 2 Data for Autoimmune CAR-T Therapy

Apr 20, 2026

Kyverna Therapeutics reports positive long-term follow-up results for its CAR-T therapy miv-cel in generalized myasthenia gravis, with plans to submit a biologics license application in the first half of 2026. The company has $279.3 million in cash providing runway into 2028 to fund launch and Phase 3 trials.

CRISPR Therapeutics Reports $581.6M Loss, Advances Gene Editing Pipeline

Apr 07, 2026

CRISPR Therapeutics reported a $581.6 million net loss in 2025 with revenue of just $3.5 million, while continuing to advance its gene-editing pipeline including the approved CASGEVY therapy and next-generation CAR T cell programs. The company maintains strategic partnerships and expects current funds to support operations for at least 24 months.

NIH Institute Told to Remove 'Biodefense' and 'Pandemic Preparedness' Language

Mar 30, 2026

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has been instructed to remove "biodefense" and "pandemic preparedness" language from its website, signaling a major shift away from these research priorities. NIH leadership says the institute will now focus on current infectious diseases and basic immunology rather than predicting future threats. Public health experts warn this could leave the U.S. less prepared for future health emergencies.