
By Barbara Obstoj-Cardwell
Among last week’s significant news, US biotech Veridian Therapeutics announced it has entered into a royalty financing agreement and updated progress on its veligrotug and VRDN-003. Belgian drugmaker Galapagos announced that, having failed to get any significant bids for its cell therapy business it will wind these operations down. On the M&A front, Alkermes revealed a potentially $2.1 billion takeover bid for fellow Ireland based Avadel and its already approved Lumryz treatment for excessive sleepiness. Also of note, Tango Therapeutics released mixed early data on its cancer candidate vopimetostat.
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