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Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pledging a major overhaul of the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP), describing the system as fundamentally broken and failing its intended purpose.

AbbVie licensed IGI's trispecific myeloma drug ISB 2001 in a deal worth up to $1.925 billion following strong early-phase clinical data.

Moderna's Spikevax receives FDA approval for use in high-risk children; Pfizer, BioNTech appeal U.K. ruling in COVID-19 vaccine patent dispute.

The committee cited remarks allegedly made by Philip Dormitzer at GSK, claiming that Pfizer’s top R&D leaders delayed clinical trial progress to avoid releasing results before the 2020 election.

U.S. stocks edge higher as inflation cools, Oracle soars on AI growth, and markets brace for Israel-Iran conflict escalation.

BioNTech agreed to buy CureVac for $1.25 billion, expanding its mRNA cancer research and boosting its oncology pipeline.

Under the terms of the deal, each CureVac share will be exchanged for approximately $5.46 in BioNTech American depositary shares.

A sweeping overhaul of the CDC's top vaccine advisory panel is ripping through the medical world, while rattling pharma and biotech stocks.

Kennedy said the Department of Health and Human Services would retire all 17 current members of the ACIP, citing what he called a "crisis of public trust."

A CDC committee in charge of making vaccine recommendations was gutted Monday to make way for a new coalition.

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Bristol Myers Squibb just agreed to shower BioNTech with cash.

BioNTech and Bristol Myers Squibb will co-develop BNT327 for solid tumors in a $1.5 billion deal with potential milestones totaling up to $7.6 billion.

BMS will pay BioNTech $1.5 billion in an upfront payment in the second quarter and $2 billion in non-contingent anniversary payments through 2028.

RFK Jr. says the COVID-19 vaccine is no longer on the CDC's recommended schedule for healthy kids and pregnant women, though the official site still shows it listed.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced significant changes to COVID-19 vaccine requirements, limiting annual booster approvals to older and high-risk Americans while implementing stricter clinical trial requirements for healthy adults.