BioMarin to Acquire Amicus for $4.8B in Rare Disease Deal
BioMarin will acquire Amicus Therapeutics for $4.8B in cash, adding Galafold and Pombiliti + Opfolda and accelerating rare-disease revenue growth.
BioMarin will acquire Amicus Therapeutics for $4.8B in cash, adding Galafold and Pombiliti + Opfolda and accelerating rare-disease revenue growth.
In Today’s NeuroPulse, the neurology sector advanced across multiple fronts, with fresh capital flowing into mental health drug development, early clinical milestones reached in brain cancer and neurodegeneration, and regulators extending approvals that lower risk in pediatric imaging and neuromodulation. From nine-figure biotech launches and oversubscribed neurotech seed rounds to first-in-human dosing, personalized spinal cord … Read more
The Dutch Healthcare Institute prioritizes group therapy and preventive mental health care to reduce long wait times under its 2026–2028 appropriate care agenda.
NeuroPulse: Today’s Three Signals The neurology and neurodegeneration landscape is converging around execution rather than exploration. Today’s signals show how late-stage regulatory precision, platform-driven RNA partnerships, and regulator-grade real-world evidence are reshaping the path from discovery to durable market access. Across ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, and RNA-based therapeutics, stakeholders are tightening alignment between data, infrastructure, and … Read more
Regulatory momentum, precision diagnostics, and late-stage CNS execution accelerate across neurology Today’s NeuroPulse reflects a neurology sector translating scientific validation into regulatory action, late-stage execution, and scalable infrastructure. Across Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, autism, ALS, epilepsy, and rare neurodevelopmental conditions, the common thread is clear: platforms enabling earlier diagnosis, biologically targeted intervention, and real-world evidence generation … Read more
Medline has raised about $6.26B in an upsized IPO, surpassing CATL’s listing to become 2025’s largest debut.
NeuroPulse tracks today’s three defining neurology events: FDA clearance for adaptive sleep therapy, a pivotal epilepsy PMA filing, and a Phase 3 setback in social anxiety.
CMS has accepted Edwards Lifesciences’ request to reopen the national coverage determination for TAVR, launching a review that could expand access to asymptomatic patients and ease procedural barriers by late 2026.
Today’s NeuroPulse tracks critical momentum across neurology, neurotechnology, and CNS drug development, with regulatory clearances, late-stage clinical readouts, and platform expansions reshaping near-term treatment and access dynamics. From FDA progress in epilepsy neuromodulation and adaptive sleep apnea devices to Phase 2 and Phase 3 data in Alzheimer’s disease, social anxiety, and pediatric brain cancer, today’s … Read more
Bristol Myers Squibb has entered a global collaboration with Harbour BioMed worth up to $1.1B to discover and develop next-generation multispecific antibodies, strengthening its early-stage immunology and oncology pipeline.