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Allogene Therapeutics, Inc.

ALLO

Healthcare

5d

Streamlined ALPHA3 Study Enhances Patient Safety and Enrollment

Allogene has restructured the ALPHA3 trial into a 2-arm randomized study to improve safety and scalability, removing the FCA arm.
The protocol change was made in collaboration with the Data Safety Monitoring Board and FDA guidance, emphasizing agility and patient safety.
Over 50 sites are now active across the U.S. and Canada, with international expansion underway, supporting enrollment growth.
The company remains on track for a futility analysis in the first half of 2026, which will provide early efficacy signals.
Investors should note that the simplification of the study design is expected to boost investigator participation and patient enrollment.

Myriad Genetics, Inc.

MYGN

Healthcare

1w

Myriad's Strategic Shift to Cancer Care Continuum Focus

Myriad is updating its long-range strategy to focus on the Cancer Care Continuum (CCC).
The new strategy aims to drive accelerated growth and profitability through three pillars: expanding in cancer diagnostics, growing prenatal and mental health markets, and maintaining financial discipline.
The company plans to leverage its leadership in hereditary cancer testing and expand into therapy selection, genomic profiling, immuno-oncology, and MRD testing.
Partnerships, such as with PATHOMIQ for AI-enabled prostate cancer testing, will play a key role in this expansion.
Management emphasizes increased urgency, disciplined execution, and strategic partnerships to achieve growth targets.

Castle Biosciences, Inc.

CSTL

Healthcare

2w

FDA Breakthrough Designation for DecisionDx-Melanoma and Strategic Path to FDA Approval

Castle Biosciences received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for DecisionDx-Melanoma, signaling a significant regulatory milestone.
The company is actively progressing towards an FDA submission, with no specific public timeline disclosed.
Management expressed confidence that existing data supports FDA approval, emphasizing the importance of the breakthrough designation in accelerating regulatory pathway.

OrthoPediatrics Corp.

KIDS

Healthcare

1w

Rapid International Clinic Expansion into Ireland and California

First international clinic opened in Ireland, complementing existing implant business and expanding global footprint.
Announced multiple new clinics in the U.S., including California (Los Angeles), Dayton, Ohio, and Denver, Colorado.
International clinics now total over 40, surpassing the goal of 4 expansions in 2025.
International demand remains strong, especially in Europe and the Middle East, with new scoliosis markets abroad.
European EU MDR approval achieved through OP Canada, with more approvals expected in upcoming quarters.

Xeris Biopharma Holdings, Inc.

XERS

Healthcare

1w

Market Dynamics and Competitive Landscape in Hypert cortisolism and Diabetes

Management discussed the expanding hypercortisolism market, with more players increasing noise and market activity, which they view positively.
The potential launch of a competitor's drug later this year could increase market awareness and demand for cortisol testing and treatment.
In the diabetes space, there are approximately 15 million patients who should have rescue glucagon, but only about 1 million currently do, indicating significant growth opportunities.
Gvoke's collaboration with American Regent for VialDx is expected to enhance market penetration in the coming years.

Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

INO

Healthcare

5d

Regulatory Progress and BLA Submission Strategy for INO-3107

Inovio remains on track to submit its BLA for INO-3107 in the second half of 2025, with a goal of file acceptance by year-end.
The company has completed the design verification testing of the CELLECTRA 5PSP device, a key regulatory milestone.
Inovio has requested a rolling submission of its BLA under breakthrough therapy designation, aiming for a 6-month review period and a potential PDUFA date around mid-2026.
The company successfully completed an FDA inspection of its clinical trial operations, an important step in regulatory compliance.
Differences in trial design and technology, such as DNA medicine versus viral vectors, distinguish INO-3107 from competitors' programs.

ATRC

Healthcare

2w

Completion of the Landmark LeAAPS Clinical Trial with Over 6,500 Patients Enrolled

LeAAPS trial completed enrollment earlier than expected, with over 6,500 patients, making it the largest global medical device trial in cardiac surgery.
Trial aims to evaluate AtriClip devices for stroke prevention in patients without prior Afib diagnosis, addressing a large underserved population.
Results expected to support a stroke prevention indication exclusive to AtriClip, potentially influencing future treatment guidelines.

Mirum Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

MIRM

Healthcare

1w

Pipeline Progress and Key Study Readouts in 2025-2026

Mirum's pipeline is advancing rapidly, with three pivotal studies expected to read out over the next 24 months, including the VISTAS Phase IIb study in PSC, with topline data expected in Q2 2026.
The VISTAS study is on track to complete enrollment this quarter, with interim analysis last year providing confidence in IBAT inhibition's potential in PSC.
Additional studies, VANTAGE in PBC and EXPAND in cholestatic pruritus, are progressing well, with enrollment expected to complete in 2026.
The company is also initiating a Phase II study of MRM-3379 for Fragile X syndrome, with FDA feedback received and enrollment planned to start by year-end.

Incyte Corporation

INCY

Healthcare

2w

Strategic Focus on Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPNs) as Incyte's Primary Priority

Incyte's leadership emphasizes MPNs as the company's most important therapeutic area, with a potential to transform treatment standards.
The company aims to dominate the MPN space with targeted therapies like 989 and 617, aiming to set a new high watermark in treatment.
Progress with 989 shows promising safety and efficacy, with plans to initiate pivotal trials in ET by early 2026.
The strategic focus on MPNs is driven by the company's asymmetrical advantage and the potential to create a series of innovations in this space.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

REGN

Healthcare

2w

Impact of FDA Inspection Delay on EYLEA HD and BLA for Odronextamab

EYLEA HD regulatory application delays caused by FDA site inspection at Catalent Indiana LLC, which was not specific to EYLEA HD.
Novo Nordisk expects to file a comprehensive response next week, anticipating an expeditious resolution.
BLA for odronextamab, a bispecific antibody for follicular lymphoma, was impacted by the same site inspection, resulting in a Complete Response Letter (CRL) issued earlier this week.
Management remains optimistic about resolving these issues quickly based on Novo's communication and progress with third-party fillers.

Gilead Sciences, Inc.

GILD

Healthcare

1w

FDA Approval and Launch of Yeztugo for HIV Prevention

Early launch data shows over 25,000 customer calls and high engagement, with 72% unaided awareness and 95% aided awareness among providers.
The company aims for 75% access within 6 months and 90% within 12 months, with early signs of successful reimbursement and formulary inclusion, including a new J-code coming in October.
Gilead has initiated preparations for European approval and a partnership with the Global Fund to expand access to approximately 2 million people in low-income countries over three years.