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Sharp Turn in Career Path: Leaving Academic Medicine Behind
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Prime Medicine Launches with $315 Million Financing to Deliver on the Promise of Prime Editing
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April 21
Celebrity Net Worth – Meet The Under-The-Radar Immigrant Black Doctor Who Has Made A Half-Billion Dollar Fortune While Revolutionizing Alzheimer’s Treatment. Features Dr. Herriot Tabuteau ’89.
Street Insider – Oaktree Real Estate News. Mentions Cary Kleinman ’97, chief legal officer at Oaktree.
Seven Days (Vermont) – Obituary: Karen Oelschlaeger, 1984-2021: Woman who died of cancer was grateful for Vermont’s Death With Dignity law. Features Karen Oelschlaeger ’07, who “double majored in psychology and Spanish literature, receiving high honors for her psychology thesis titled ‘Feminist Rants. ”
April 22
Fat Pitch Financials – Operation HOPE Adds Will Lansing, CEO of FICO, To Global Board of Advisors. Features Will Lansing ’80, P’16, chief executive officer of Fair Isaac Corporation.
Leyden Labs unveils €40M for medicines that could prevent Covid-19 & more
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Cambridge biotech Agios will sell oncology business to Bostonâs Servier for up to $2 billion
The seller aims to focus on new therapies for genetic diseases
By Anissa Gardizy Globe Staff,Updated December 21, 2020, 7:00 a.m.
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Agios Pharmaceuticals Inc. has agreed to sell its oncology business to Bostonâs
Servier Pharmaceuticals in a deal worth up to $2 billion.
Agios, of Cambridge, which has two cancer drugs on the market and others in testing, said Monday that it has decided to focus on drugs it is developing for genetic diseases. That portfolio is anchored by a medicine that could potentially