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STAT in NYC: A Look Ahead at Biotech in 2023

Date: December 5, 2022 @ 6pm
Location: Convene (237 Park Ave, New York)
Tonight, join the STAT biotech team and industry insiders as they take the temperature of the biggest regulatory and financial issues facing the industry. Enjoy cocktails, networking, and thoughtful discussion unpacking the latest innovations. 

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The future of messenger RNA: Covid vaccines were just the beginning


Messenger RNA, the same genetic material that pharmaceutical companies quickly harnessed to develop game-changing Covid-19 vaccines, is opening up a world of possibilities, and arming doctors with new tools to prevent or combat disease. In this report, STAT, the most authoritative source for reporting on innovations in health care and biotech, delves into the potential of mRNA.

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A conversation with Otis Brawley

Date: December 6, 2022 @ 2pm
Virtual
A luminary in the battle against cancer, Brawley leads an effort at Johns Hopkins to study and eliminate racial disparities in cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. In this conversation, he'll unpack the work he is doing to build a more equitable future for cancer care.
 

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STAT@JPM: What’s Next For Biotech?

Date: January 9, 2023 from 6pm–9pm PT
Location: Lower level at The Hibernia, San Francisco
As we cautiously emerge from the pandemic to meet in person, the STAT biotech team will be in San Francisco to help you digest all the biggest stories from the year's biggest investor conference. Enjoy some cocktails and expect some big-name guests to stop by as well.
 

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Adam's Take: Northwest Bio study of brain cancer vaccine still falls short

By Adam Feuerstein

Data involving the treatment called DCVax might appear to be encouraging, but but the survival benefit was derived from an untrustworthy, post-hoc analysis that was implemented and conducted after the study had already been completed.

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