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Oct 14Wed
  1. biospace.com46

    European biotech leaders split on US-China fight for deal dominance, survey finds

    A BIO-Europe survey of 81 European biotech leaders, published Oct. 7, found no consensus on the top source of future innovation partnerships: 29 respondents picked the U.S., 24 picked China and 11 picked Europe. Europe received a "middling" score as a dealmaking hub, with capital availability named the biggest barrier to deals by 34 respondents and access to capital the top challenge to solve, cited by 42. Almost 80% blamed investor risk aversion for restricting investment.

  2. statnews.com40

    Helen Branswell, whose reporting on infectious diseases and public health drew acclaim, dies at 69

    Helen Branswell, STAT's infectious disease reporter since the outlet's founding in 2015 and previously a reporter at the Canadian Press, died Tuesday at age 69 from complications of cancer. She covered SARS, influenza, polio, Ebola and Covid-19, and was among the first to flag the unexplained pneumonias in China on Dec. 31, 2019. Her awards included the Victor Cohn Prize, the George Polk Award for Public Service, and a Pulitzer Prize finalist citation for early Covid coverage.

Oct 8Thu
  1. statnews.com43

    A mother-daughter quest to find fellow members of an ultra-rare genetic community

    A journalist and her nearly 17-year-old daughter Maya, who has Nicolaides-Baraitser syndrome, are tracing the condition and its global community of 337 known patients. The syndrome, first described in a 1993 paper by Paola Nicolaides and Michael Baraitser, has no cure, no medicines and no known disease progression. Their investigation has taken them to Cyprus, England and the United States to meet patients, families and the doctors involved.

Aug 20Thu
  1. statnews.com40

    Trust in science: A new STAT initiative

    STAT has created a trust-in-science reporter and editor role and hired Nicholas Florko, who spent six years at STAT before two years at The Atlantic, to cover misinformation about science. The initiative is funded by the Dana, Greenwall, John Templeton, and Boston foundations, and Florko will appear at the STAT Summit in Boston on Oct. 14-15. Additional stories and First Opinion essays on trust in science are planned.

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