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As Biotech Consolidation Heats up, SBIO Could Be a Winner

May 24, 2021 Biotechnology equities are slumping to start 2021, with the S&P Biotechnology Select Industry Index down 10% year-to-date. Mergers and acquisitions activity, which are typically vibrant in the biotech space, are also in a funk. Yet many experts believe biotech consolidation is poised to pick up the pace in the second half of 2021. If that happens, the SBIO components have market values of $200 million to $5 billion at the time of inclusion in the fund. Even the higher end of that range is a sweet spot for cash-rich pharmaceuticals companies looking to replenish drug pipelines and fend off patent cliffs. With the aforementioned decline by the S&P Biotechnology Select Industry Index, some pharmaceuticals could now be on the prowl for takeover targets.

How BYU scientists struck pharmaceutical gold — and the fight over who keeps the money

How BYU scientists struck pharmaceutical gold — and the fight over who keeps the money For the past decade, scientists have been fighting over the proceeds from the massive settlement with Pfizer (Illustration by Christopher Cherrington | The Salt Lake Tribune) Editor’s note • This story is available to Salt Lake Tribune subscribers only. Thank you for supporting local journalism. One day in 2012, Weilin Xie got a call out of the blue telling him he had $1 million coming his way. No, Xie had not won a lottery. His former professor, Brigham Young University biochemist Daniel Simmons, had called to tell him the money was for Xie’s participation 20 years earlier in research that led to the development of blockbuster anti-inflammatory drug Celebrex.

The Cat Allergy Market To Witness Elegance With Top Key-Players Driving Innovative Practices – KSU

Cat Allergy Market atulpmrMay 16, 2021 The Cat Allergy Market report by Persistence Market Research is focusing on the fact that healthcare providers are into collection of socioeconomic information of the patients, so that tracking at any point of time is possible. This on-the-go monitoring is amongst the ongoing trends in the healthcare industry. Cat is considered as beloved pet and a common source of allergens. Cat allergens are allergic to human and are generally found in cat saliva and are identified as glycoproteins. Most common allergen (glycoprotein) secreted by cat includes Fel d 1 (secreted by sebaceous gland) and Fel d 4 (secreted from cat saliva). Most common symptoms of allergic reaction to cat includes watering eyes, sneezing, chapped lips, wheezing, chest tightening, nasal congestion and itching.

Links: Corporations and politics; reuniting families; the big lie continues

An election worker in Houston processes mail-in ballots Nov. 2, 2020. Election Day was Nov. 3. (CNS/Callaghan O Hare, Reuters) Ambivalence in spades. That is how I feel about corporate America interesting itself in politics. In The New York Times, a report on some big companies in Texas opposing the efforts to restrict voting in that state. This press release from the Free Enterprise Project suggests that CEOs at companies like American Express and Bristol Meyers Squibb are waffling when asked about their stance at corporate shareholder meetings. Would anyone be surprised that corporate America would approach such momentous issues with a focus on how it would affect their bottom line? Our system presumes self-interest helps strengthen democracy, but a multinational corporation has a big self, big enough to swamp the rest of us.

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