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How to Tell If You Have a Brain Tumor
Brain tumors can present many different symptoms. A Keck Medicine of USC neurosurgeon explains when you should see a doctor.
Broken Deals: 4 Pharma Assets Returned to Biotech This Year
Not all licensing deals are successful. Here, BioSpace examines a few noteworthy assets that Big Pharma returned in the last 12 months.
Top I&I Deals So Far in 2024
The size of the global immunology market is projected to nearly double by 2032 to a quarter of a trillion dollars. Here are this year’s standout deals in the space.
Why Sarcoma Patients Should Be Treated at a Center that Specializes in Sarcoma
For rare cancers such as sarcoma, it is important to get treatment at a center with multiple types of specialists.
What Is Sarcoma?
USC Sarcoma Program specialists explain types of sarcomas, symptoms of a sarcoma and new treatments for these rare cancers.
Do you need to see an endocrinologist before starting a weight loss drug?
Losing weight can be difficult. Seeing a specialist can help determine if weight loss drugs are right for you.
Companies to Watch for Potential M&As in 2024
In light of the massive revenues pharma companies are generating in the obesity space and the pressure many companies are under from looming loss of exclusivity (LOE) on top drugs, analysts don’t see M&A activity slowing down anytime soon. Here are some companies to watch for.
What’s New with Weight Loss Injections?
After the rise of weight loss injections like Wegovy and Zepbound, a Keck Medicine of USC doctor talks about what’s next in obesity treatment.
ASCO 2024 Preview: A Look at Some of the Cancer Meeting’s Hottest Abstracts
The American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting kicks off today in Chicago, with several companies releasing highly anticipated abstracts ahead of time. Here are some that caught our attention.
Despite Progress, ADCs Still Stalled in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Until compelling surface targets for lung cancer are developed, antibody-drug conjugates will fail to treat most patients with lung cancer, experts told BioSpace.
AAVs in Focus at ASGCT: Improved Precision, Targeting Common Diseases
Adeno-associated viruses, or AAVs, are the workhorse vector of gene therapies. With the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy’s (ASGCT) Annual Meeting set to kick off this week, scientists and pharmaceutical executives are gearing up to discuss the latest in capsid development to support a new generation of gene therapies.
Chief residents reflect on experience at USC Caruso Department of Otolaryngology before graduating
After five years at USC, four chief residents prepare to move on to fellowships and attending positions
Visiting Juneau is a capital idea
It’s the perfect destination for travelers who love cozy small-town vibes, as well as those who seek extreme outdoor adventures.
Biosimilar Sales Up as Insurers Begin Dropping Humira Coverage
AbbVie has so far defended its majority market share among biologics for rheumatoid arthritis despite the loss of exclusivity for its flagship drug Humira (adalimumab). But for the first time since Humira biosimilars appeared last summer, the company’s dominance might be slipping as insurers change coverage policies.
How to Tell the Difference Between Nummular Eczema and Ringworm
Nummular eczema and ringworm look very similar, and it can be very difficult for the average person to distinguish it. “Even a general doctor without an expertise in dermatology can have a hard time spotting the subtle differences,” said dermatologist Dr. Benjamin Ungar.