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First Earnings Call Unveils AI‑Driven Aging Therapies
SocialMar 28, 2026

First Earnings Call Unveils AI‑Driven Aging Therapies

Our first ever earnings call coming up tomorrow - we are reporting our 2025 annual results. I will start the call with the 5 minute introduction to AI drug discovery and how we measure AI drug discovery productivity. In my...

By Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD
Spanish Team Sustains Human Uterus Alive for 24 Hours
SocialMar 28, 2026

Spanish Team Sustains Human Uterus Alive for 24 Hours

Scientists in Spain kept a donated human uterus alive for 24 hours using a machine that mimics the body's circulatory system, pumping modified blood through the organ.

By MIT Technology Review Threads
UT San Antonio Starts Precision Rapamycin Trial for Healthy Aging
NewsMar 28, 2026

UT San Antonio Starts Precision Rapamycin Trial for Healthy Aging

The University of Texas at San Antonio has opened a precision clinical trial to evaluate rapamycin in non‑smoking, independently living seniors. Researchers hope the study will provide hard data on dosing and safety, moving the longevity drug from hype to...

By Pulse
Security Gaps Exposed in Pharma AI Research Platforms Amid Rising Cyber Risks
NewsMar 28, 2026

Security Gaps Exposed in Pharma AI Research Platforms Amid Rising Cyber Risks

A recent industry report warns that AI‑driven drug discovery platforms are vulnerable to cyber‑attacks and data‑privacy breaches, citing outdated hardware, fragmented compliance frameworks, and supply‑chain pressures. The findings could force pharma firms to overhaul security protocols and accelerate regulatory engagement.

By Pulse
GlucoTrack Shares Jump 34% as FDA IDE Submission Looms for Implantable Glucose Monitor
NewsMar 28, 2026

GlucoTrack Shares Jump 34% as FDA IDE Submission Looms for Implantable Glucose Monitor

GlucoTrack, Inc. saw its Nasdaq‑listed shares climb 34.09% to $1.46 after reporting key milestones that set the stage for an Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) filing with the FDA in the second quarter of 2026. The company completed a first‑in‑human trial...

By Pulse
#AAD26: Tanabe’s Phase 3 Win for Drug Targeting Rare Diseases that Cause Pain upon Light Exposure
NewsMar 28, 2026

#AAD26: Tanabe’s Phase 3 Win for Drug Targeting Rare Diseases that Cause Pain upon Light Exposure

Tanabe Pharma announced that its oral investigational drug achieved positive results in a pivotal Phase 3 trial for erythropoietic protoporphyria (EPP) and X‑linked protoporphyria (XLP), two ultra‑rare phototoxic disorders. The study met its primary endpoint of reducing light‑induced pain episodes and...

By Endpoints News
GMO Seeds Sold to Home Gardeners
BlogMar 28, 2026

GMO Seeds Sold to Home Gardeners

Biotech startup backed by a former Syngenta executive began selling genetically modified purple tomato seeds to home gardeners in 2024. The product, marketed as a high‑yield, disease‑resistant heirloom alternative, is the first GMO seed line directly available to consumers. Distribution...

By My Health Forward
HI-PEITHO: Catheter-Directed Therapy Bests Anticoagulation in Intermediate-Risk PE
NewsMar 28, 2026

HI-PEITHO: Catheter-Directed Therapy Bests Anticoagulation in Intermediate-Risk PE

The HI‑PEITHO trial showed that ultrasound‑facilitated, catheter‑directed fibrinolysis combined with heparin cuts the 7‑day composite risk of PE‑related death, cardiorespiratory decompensation or collapse by 61% versus anticoagulation alone. In 544 intermediate‑risk pulmonary embolism patients, the number needed to treat was...

By TCTMD
Anumana Secures FDA Clearance for First-of-Its-Kind ECG-AI Algorithm for Early Detection of Pulmonary Hypertension
NewsMar 28, 2026

Anumana Secures FDA Clearance for First-of-Its-Kind ECG-AI Algorithm for Early Detection of Pulmonary Hypertension

Anumana has secured FDA 510(k) clearance for its AI‑driven pulmonary hypertension (PH) algorithm, the first software‑as‑a‑medical‑device that analyzes standard 12‑lead ECGs to flag early PH signs. The tool, built on more than 250,000 de‑identified ECGs from Mayo Clinic, demonstrated roughly...

By Business Wire — Executive Appointments
Spatial Mapping Technique Allows Researchers to Understand Tumor Architecture
NewsMar 28, 2026

Spatial Mapping Technique Allows Researchers to Understand Tumor Architecture

University of Illinois Urbana‑Champaign researchers unveiled GIS‑ROTA, a Geographic Information System‑augmented spatial transcriptomics framework that visualizes biological pathway activity inside tumors. Applied to estrogen‑receptor‑positive breast cancer, the method exposed distinct spatial patterns differentiating primary from metastatic lesions and highlighted regions...

By Medical Xpress
Open Label Outpatient Switch Study Demonstrates Symptom Stability During Transition From Oral Atypical Antipsychotics to Cobenfy™ (Xanomeline and Trospium Chloride)
BlogMar 28, 2026

Open Label Outpatient Switch Study Demonstrates Symptom Stability During Transition From Oral Atypical Antipsychotics to Cobenfy™ (Xanomeline and Trospium Chloride)

Bristol Myers Squibb reported Phase 4 data showing that adults with schizophrenia can switch from oral atypical antipsychotics to Cobenfy (xanomeline‑trospium) without loss of symptom control. In an 8‑week open‑label trial, 86% of 105 patients completed the study, and mean PANSS...

By HealthTech HotSpot
GLP‑1 Drugs Could Help Prevent Cancer, Study Shows
SocialMar 28, 2026

GLP‑1 Drugs Could Help Prevent Cancer, Study Shows

As a medical school professor, I've watched GLP-1 drugs transform diabetes and obesity treatment. Now a Nature Cancer review reveals they may suppress cancer too. GLP-1 drugs reduce insulin resistance, lower inflammation, and cut body weight -- three of the biggest...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
Weekly Biotech Roundup: Top Posts Curated by BiopharmIQ
SocialMar 28, 2026

Weekly Biotech Roundup: Top Posts Curated by BiopharmIQ

Here is my favourite weekly 🧵- made by my dear friend @BiopharmIQ - which is a comprehensive recap of the past week in BioTech. This 🧵 gathers the best BioTech posts written by some of the best & brightest 𝕏...

By Yair Einhorn
Leiden University Unveils Brain‑Free Microrobots That Swim, Steer and Shape‑Shift
NewsMar 28, 2026

Leiden University Unveils Brain‑Free Microrobots That Swim, Steer and Shape‑Shift

Researchers at Leiden University introduced microrobots only a few tens of micrometres long that can swim, steer and change shape without any onboard sensors or code, moving at roughly 7 µm per second. The breakthrough relies on a nanostructured chain design...

By Pulse
Lantern Pharma's STAR-001 IND Clearance Triggers 10% Stock Drop
NewsMar 28, 2026

Lantern Pharma's STAR-001 IND Clearance Triggers 10% Stock Drop

Lantern Pharma and its subsidiary Starlight Therapeutics received FDA clearance for the Investigational New Drug application of STAR-001, paving the way for a Phase 1 pediatric trial in central nervous system cancers. The announcement sent Lantern's Nasdaq‑listed shares down 10.04%...

By Pulse
Adjuvant Pembrolizumab Maintains Benefit-Risk Profile for High-Risk Stage II Melanoma in KEYNOTE-716 Analysis
NewsMar 28, 2026

Adjuvant Pembrolizumab Maintains Benefit-Risk Profile for High-Risk Stage II Melanoma in KEYNOTE-716 Analysis

Adjuvant pembrolizumab (Keytruda) continued to show a strong recurrence‑free survival (RFS) advantage in resected stage IIB/IIC melanoma, with median RFS not reached versus 59.2 months for placebo (hazard ratio 0.65). The 48‑month RFS rates were 68.7% with pembrolizumab compared with...

By AJMC (The American Journal of Managed Care)
Oral GLP‑1 Battle Heats up Amid FDA Uncertainty
SocialMar 28, 2026

Oral GLP‑1 Battle Heats up Amid FDA Uncertainty

Oral GLP-1 wars, FDA drift, HIV franchise defense, and a few biotech landmines | Ep. 970 https://t.co/sx4kBXzgSL [ 02:30 ] oral GLP-1 battlefield heats up [ 03:08 ] convenience factor drives adoption [ 04:51 ] tolerability issues hit persistence [ 05:45 ] Novo writes $2.1...

By BowTiedBiotech
Statin Safety and Efficacy: What Recent Studies Reveal
BlogMar 28, 2026

Statin Safety and Efficacy: What Recent Studies Reveal

Recent meta‑analyses of roughly 100,000‑plus adults confirm that statins and other cholesterol‑lowering drugs cut cardiovascular events by about 30 percent relative risk, delivering an absolute 2 percent mortality benefit over four years—equivalent to one life saved for every 50 treated. The safety...

By KevinMD
FDA Fast-Tracks Novo Nordisk’s 7.2 Mg Wegovy HD, Shaking Up Biohacking Market
NewsMar 28, 2026

FDA Fast-Tracks Novo Nordisk’s 7.2 Mg Wegovy HD, Shaking Up Biohacking Market

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Novo Nordisk’s 7.2 mg semaglutide injection, branded Wegovy HD, just 54 days after filing. The fast-track decision, the fourth under the National Priority Voucher program, expands dosing options for weight‑loss and metabolic biohackers.

By Pulse
Nano‑Engineered 'Living Pharmacy' Implant Delivers Three Drugs for a Month in Rats
NewsMar 28, 2026

Nano‑Engineered 'Living Pharmacy' Implant Delivers Three Drugs for a Month in Rats

Researchers from Northwestern, Rice and Carnegie Mellon unveiled HOBIT, a gum‑sized implant that keeps engineered cells alive and releases three biologics—an anti‑HIV antibody, a GLP‑1 peptide and leptin—for a month in animal trials. The device maintained 65% cell viability versus...

By Pulse
Rocket Pharma Secures FDA Approval for KRESLADI Gene Therapy, Shares Volatile
NewsMar 28, 2026

Rocket Pharma Secures FDA Approval for KRESLADI Gene Therapy, Shares Volatile

Rocket Pharmaceuticals announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval for KRESLADI, its one‑time gene therapy for severe leukocyte adhesion deficiency‑I in children. The milestone triggered a swing in the company's stock, with a pre‑market surge followed...

By Pulse
A Woman’s Uterus Has Been Kept Alive Outside the Body for the First Time
NewsMar 28, 2026

A Woman’s Uterus Has Been Kept Alive Outside the Body for the First Time

Spanish researchers at the Carlos Simon Foundation have kept a donated human uterus alive outside the body for 24 hours using a normothermic perfusion device called “Mother” (PUPER). The machine circulates oxygenated, nutrient‑rich blood through the organ, mimicking natural circulation. This...

By MIT Technology Review – Biotechnology
From Weight Loss to Longevity: Medicine Shifts Toward Prevention
SocialMar 28, 2026

From Weight Loss to Longevity: Medicine Shifts Toward Prevention

It’s interesting how quickly the conversation has shifted. Not long ago, people were hesitant about weight loss injections. Now the question is whether GLP-1s should be used… for longevity. That shift alone is worth paying attention to. Because it reflects something deeper — we’re...

By Marissa Dinar, MD
TTN's High Mutation Rate Reflects Size, Not Significance
SocialMar 28, 2026

TTN's High Mutation Rate Reflects Size, Not Significance

TTN shows up as one of the most mutated genes in almost every cancer exome. New bioinformaticians see it and think they found something. They didn't. It's a 364-exon gene encoding the largest human protein. It collects mutations like a lint...

By Ming Tang
Why Use Living Cells? Researchers Are Making Chemicals with Enzymes Alone
NewsMar 28, 2026

Why Use Living Cells? Researchers Are Making Chemicals with Enzymes Alone

Researchers at the National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) are advancing "cell‑free" biomanufacturing, using curated enzyme cocktails instead of living microbes to convert biomass into chemicals. By pairing high‑throughput robotics with machine‑learning analytics, they can evaluate thousands of enzyme variants...

By Phys.org – Biotechnology
AI‑Designed Enzymes Signal SynBio’s Sugar‑Reduction Promise
SocialMar 28, 2026

AI‑Designed Enzymes Signal SynBio’s Sugar‑Reduction Promise

Can synbio solve sugar reduction? The @ArzedaCo + @ManeGroup partnership is a strong signal. AI-designed enzymes Cell-free manufacturing at scale Real products in market Excited to host Alexandre Zanghellini (@biopraxis) at #SynBioBeta2026. Visit the SynBioBeta website to read the full article: https://t.co/1S29MUqfWh

By John Cumbers
Β‑Hydroxybutyrate's Dual Impact on Colorectal Cancer
SocialMar 28, 2026

Β‑Hydroxybutyrate's Dual Impact on Colorectal Cancer

β-Hydroxybutyrate, a primary metabolite of ketogenic diets and its dual role in modulating colorectal cancer: from molecular mechanisms to therapeutic insights https://t.co/pPCdm2AcFo https://t.co/mPtz1Xqiep

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Metformin Found to Act in Brain, Opening Low‑Cost Path to Cognitive Health
NewsMar 28, 2026

Metformin Found to Act in Brain, Opening Low‑Cost Path to Cognitive Health

Scientists have identified a direct brain pathway—via the ventromedial hypothalamus and the Rap1 protein—through which metformin improves glucose regulation. The discovery reframes the 60‑year‑old diabetes drug as a potential low‑cost biohack for brain health and lifespan extension.

By Pulse
Earendil Labs Secures $787M to Accelerate AI Biologics
SocialMar 28, 2026

Earendil Labs Secures $787M to Accelerate AI Biologics

Earendil Labs Announces $787 Million in Financing to Scale AI-Driven Biologics Discovery and Development Who is winning AI race again? https://t.co/ZW4S2zUGkS

By Paul Triolo
Stanford Maps Gut‑Brain ‘Remote Control’ Linking Microbes to Memory Loss
NewsMar 28, 2026

Stanford Maps Gut‑Brain ‘Remote Control’ Linking Microbes to Memory Loss

Stanford University scientists have mapped a neural‑immune pathway by which the age‑associated bacterium Parabacteroides goldsteinii provokes gut inflammation, disrupts vagus‑nerve signaling and degrades hippocampal memory function in mice. The finding suggests dietary or microbiome‑based interventions could become a lever for...

By Pulse
China Shineway Pharma Posts $133 M Profit Rise Despite 17% Revenue Drop
NewsMar 28, 2026

China Shineway Pharma Posts $133 M Profit Rise Despite 17% Revenue Drop

China Shineway Pharmaceutical Group Limited announced a full‑year net profit of RMB949.95 million (about $133 million), up from RMB840.05 million a year earlier. The gain came even as revenue slipped 17% to RMB3.135 billion ($439 million), highlighting a mixed performance in China's generic drug market.

By Pulse
Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing Exposes the Cost of Delayed Digital Infrastructure
NewsMar 27, 2026

Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing Exposes the Cost of Delayed Digital Infrastructure

Cell and gene therapy (CGT) manufacturing is advancing quickly, yet many early‑stage firms postpone building an integrated digital backbone. The resulting manual handoffs create safety, compliance, and scalability risks. SAP’s Cell and Gene Therapy Orchestration platform introduces guided workflows, e‑signatures,...

By ERP Today
Ocugen Inc. (OCGN): One of the Popular Penny Stocks on Robinhood
NewsMar 27, 2026

Ocugen Inc. (OCGN): One of the Popular Penny Stocks on Robinhood

Ocugen announced completion of patient enrollment for its Phase 3 liMeliGhT trial of OCU400, a modifier gene therapy for retinitis pigmentosa. The study enrolled 140 patients in a 2:1 treatment‑to‑control ratio and will assess visual function via the LDNA mobility test....

By Yahoo Finance — Markets (site feed)
A Precision Epigenetic Approach to Non-Invasive Lung Cancer Screening Using Gene- Specific cfDNA Methylation
NewsMar 27, 2026

A Precision Epigenetic Approach to Non-Invasive Lung Cancer Screening Using Gene- Specific cfDNA Methylation

A recent study demonstrates that promoter methylation of four genes—MAX, MTURN, HLA‑B and CAV1—can be detected in plasma circulating cell‑free DNA and used as a non‑invasive biomarker for lung cancer. In tumor tissue, MAX, MTURN and HLA‑B showed hypermethylation rates...

By Research Square – News/Updates
SELLAS Life Sciences (SLS) to Present SLS009 Data at AACR 2026
NewsMar 27, 2026

SELLAS Life Sciences (SLS) to Present SLS009 Data at AACR 2026

SELLAS Life Sciences announced it will present preclinical data on its CDK9 inhibitor SLS009 (tambiciclib) at the AACR 2026 meeting in San Diego. The poster highlights the drug’s ability to induce apoptosis and lower MCL‑1 levels in acute myeloid leukemia...

By Yahoo Finance — Markets (site feed)
Molecule‑Led Framework Prioritizes Coordination Over Technology
SocialMar 27, 2026

Molecule‑Led Framework Prioritizes Coordination Over Technology

For years, we’ve talked about a trillion-dollar bioeconomy. The harder question has always been where to start. This new piece on the AB4S Molecule Manifesto from @LOrealGroupe, @Lallemande, @EITFood , @BASF, @Evonik, and @cradlebio offers one of the most compelling answers...

By John Cumbers
Repeated Callus Filtering Yields Red Pigment Without
SocialMar 27, 2026

Repeated Callus Filtering Yields Red Pigment Without

Now THAT is some strong RUBY expression. Filtering transgenic callus a heap of times really pays off. Chasing the red hue without any herbicide or antibiotic pressure. Just hormones to induce callus and careful scalpel work. Some German Chammomile for...

By Sebastian Cocioba
TKI Outcomes in AML Similar Across Racial, Ethnic Groups
NewsMar 27, 2026

TKI Outcomes in AML Similar Across Racial, Ethnic Groups

New real‑world analysis of 482 acute myeloid leukemia patients shows tyrosine kinase inhibitors produce comparable overall survival and event‑free survival across racial and ethnic groups. The study, using the Flatiron Health Research Database from 2015‑2023, captured patients treated with FLT3,...

By AJMC (The American Journal of Managed Care)
Gut-Immune Link Identified in Multiple Sclerosis-Related Neuroinflammation
NewsMar 27, 2026

Gut-Immune Link Identified in Multiple Sclerosis-Related Neuroinflammation

Researchers at Keio University discovered that intestinal epithelial cells (IECs) expressing MHC class II trigger the expansion of pathogenic Th17 cells that migrate to the spinal cord and drive neuroinflammation in multiple sclerosis (MS) mouse models. Examination of intestinal biopsies from...

By GEN (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News)
Securities Lawsuits Target Corcept and Aldeyra, Sparking Investor Scrutiny
NewsMar 27, 2026

Securities Lawsuits Target Corcept and Aldeyra, Sparking Investor Scrutiny

Rosen Law Firm has filed a securities‑fraud class action against Corcept Therapeutics and opened a class‑action investigation into Aldeyra Therapeutics following FDA setbacks. The actions give investors a chance to seek compensation and set a deadline of April 21, 2026...

By Pulse
New Therapeutic Triad Accelerates Huntington's Disease Breakthroughs
SocialMar 27, 2026

New Therapeutic Triad Accelerates Huntington's Disease Breakthroughs

“Huntington’s Disease and The Triad of Therapeutic Conviction”. Debut blog from Eric Green, CEO of Trace Neuro, explaining why and how advances are happening in HD. Genetics, cellular understanding, and enabling modalities. https://t.co/pAr9EQs5gJ

By Bruce Booth
Light‑Activated Copper Nanoparticles, Magnetic Carriers and Liposomal PDT Transform Nanomedicine
NewsMar 27, 2026

Light‑Activated Copper Nanoparticles, Magnetic Carriers and Liposomal PDT Transform Nanomedicine

Researchers at Ruhr University Bochum, Houston Methodist and the University of Johannesburg have unveiled three nanomedicine platforms—a light‑activated copper nanoparticle, a magnetically guided superparamagnetic carrier and a liposome‑encapsulated photodynamic therapy—that each claim to dramatically improve precision for cancer or spinal‑cord...

By Pulse
Modern Dental Group Posts 46% Profit Jump as FDA Calendar Gains Attention
NewsMar 27, 2026

Modern Dental Group Posts 46% Profit Jump as FDA Calendar Gains Attention

Modern Dental Group Ltd announced full‑year earnings of HK$596.97 million, a 46% increase from the prior year, with revenue climbing 11.1% to HK$3.74 billion. The results arrive as the company faces a packed FDA calendar that could unlock further market opportunities for...

By Pulse
R3 Bio Engineers Whole Organs, Featured in WIRED
SocialMar 27, 2026

R3 Bio Engineers Whole Organs, Featured in WIRED

This is so awesome. @JohnSchloendorn and Alice Gilman at R3 Bio talk through what they’re doing at R3 Bio: building something that's never existed before. They're designing genetically engineered whole organ systems. See them featured in WIRED. @WIRED full story here: https://t.co/8z5iGXR0uK

By Tim Draper
[Comment] New Hope for Neurotrophin Targeting in Osteoarthritis Pain?
NewsMar 27, 2026

[Comment] New Hope for Neurotrophin Targeting in Osteoarthritis Pain?

Osteoarthritis (OA) remains a massive global health challenge with no disease‑modifying drugs and only modestly effective analgesics. The anti‑NGF monoclonal antibody, introduced in 2010, delivered unprecedented pain relief but was halted in 2021 after the FDA and EMA flagged joint...

By The Lancet (Current)
[Editorial] Politicisation of the US FDA: Eroding Integrity and Trust
NewsMar 27, 2026

[Editorial] Politicisation of the US FDA: Eroding Integrity and Trust

The editorial warns that increasing political interference is eroding the US Food and Drug Administration’s integrity and public trust. With a 2026 budget of $6.8 billion, the FDA remains the world’s most influential drug regulator, tasked with safeguarding safety while accelerating...

By The Lancet (Current)
Aging Silences Brown Fat's Heat Genes via Epigenetics
SocialMar 27, 2026

Aging Silences Brown Fat's Heat Genes via Epigenetics

Brown fat loses its heat-producing function with age due to epigenetic changes that reduce activity of key genes like PGC1A, with specific enhancers playing a critical role in maintaining this function. https://t.co/Dnnawd5r41

By Liz Parrish
MiniMed Unveils MiniMed Flex, Its Smallest Insulin Pump Yet
BlogMar 27, 2026

MiniMed Unveils MiniMed Flex, Its Smallest Insulin Pump Yet

MiniMed secured FDA clearance for the MiniMed Flex, its smallest insulin pump yet, featuring a fully smartphone‑controlled, screenless design. The pocket‑sized device is roughly half the size of the 780G and holds a 300‑unit insulin reservoir while integrating continuous glucose...

By Xtalks – Biotech Blogs
LEO Pharma Announces New Long-Term Data for SPEVIGO® (Spesolimab-Sbzo) Injection in Adults with Generalized Pustular Psoriasis at AAD 2026
BlogMar 27, 2026

LEO Pharma Announces New Long-Term Data for SPEVIGO® (Spesolimab-Sbzo) Injection in Adults with Generalized Pustular Psoriasis at AAD 2026

LEO Pharma presented long‑term results from the five‑year EFFISAYIL ON extension, showing subcutaneous SPEVIGO® reduced generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) flares from an average of two per year to 0.13, with 74.6% of patients experiencing no flares over three years. Intravenous SPEVIGO...

By HealthTech HotSpot