BioNTech extends Pfizer partnership to cover COVID-19 vaccine development and distribution while Fosun Pharma takes Chinese rights.

Dietmar Hopp, 80% shareholder of German mRNA company CureVac, has rejected the possibility that the company would sign an exclusive deal with the US for its investigational coronavirus vaccine.

Infographic: Scrip homes in on key figures for companies integrating major acquisitions or divesting significant parts of their business.

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Previewing the year to come, our journalists contacted more than 80 industry executives and experts for their views on what 2020 could hold for the biopharma sector. A series of articles based on these discussions were published by In Vivo’s sister publication Scrip. The following are highlights of the key issues that are top of mind for industry leaders this year, including digital tools, advanced therapies, the US election and manufacturing.

From the general to the particular: drug developers are increasingly tailoring therapies to individuals. Driven by important advances in understanding biology as well as new tools to harness big data, industry participants expect significant progress in biopharma’s approach to the patient.