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Cocrystal, Nuvation, Nautilus Report Q1 2026 Results and Pipeline Advances

Aug 06, 2026

Cocrystal Pharma advanced CDI-988 in a Phase 1b norovirus study and received FDA Fast Track designation. Nuvation Bio reported $18.5 million in IBTROZI net product revenues and presented updated TRUST trial data. Nautilus Biotechnology progressed its proteomics platform toward commercialization, maintaining a cash runway through 2027.

Chinese Biotech Exports Surge to $137.7B as U.S. Drugmakers Rush to Acquire Chinese Candidates

Jun 10, 2026

China's biotech overseas technology transfer agreements reached $137.7 billion in 2025, nearly ten times the 2021 figure, as global drugmakers rush to acquire Chinese candidates. BeiGene's Brukinsa surpassed $4 billion in global sales, while Pfizer agreed to a deal with Innovent Biologics worth up to $10.5 billion. U.S. lawmakers are raising security concerns about growing dependence on Chinese biotech.

Major Trials Redefine Treatment Standards for Mantle Cell Lymphoma

Jun 05, 2026

Long-term results from the phase III TRIANGLE trial show ibrutinib-based regimens improve survival in younger mantle cell lymphoma patients, while the ECHO trial establishes a new standard for older patients. Advances in CAR T-cell and bispecific antibody therapies are reshaping treatment for this rare blood cancer. The findings were presented at the annual MCL Consortium meeting.

Johnson & Johnson raises forecast after earnings beat on drug growth

Apr 15, 2026

Johnson & Johnson raised its full-year forecast after stronger-than-expected quarterly results driven by cancer, immunology and neuroscience drugs. Sales were $24.56 billion and adjusted earnings were $2.46 per share, with Innovative Medicines sales rising 10.0% to $15.76 billion.

New Zealand Proposes Expanded Access to Cancer Treatments

Mar 09, 2026

Pharmac has proposed expanding access to melanoma treatments and funding two new therapies for chronic lymphocytic leukaemia. Medical researchers also highlight that New Zealanders lack access to CAR T-cell therapy domestically.