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Damian Garde

New York

Reporter at Bloomberg News

@business reporter covering pharma / [email protected] / Signal: damiangarde.67

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  • 3 days ago | bloomberg.com | Robert Langreth |Damian Garde

    Hi, it’s Bob from Chicago, where I spent my weekend talking to oncologists. And it’s Damian in New York, where I monitored the cancer conference from afar. Here’s what we learned. But first ... Every year around this time, some 40,000 oncologists and oncology drug developers from around the world descend on the massive convention center here in Chicago for the American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting.

  • 5 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Robert Langreth |Damian Garde

    Drugs that boost the body’s immune system to fight disease are showing promise in treating a variety of cancers in earlier stages, a development primed to expand their use and transform care for stubborn diseases like gastric and colon cancer. Immunotherapy treatments such as Opdivo from Bristol Myers Squibb Co., Imfinzi from AstraZeneca PLC, and Roche Holding AG’s Tecentriq have become bestsellers by increasing survival times in a number of advanced cancers.

  • 5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Robert Langreth |Damian Garde

    Saline Drip Hanging On Metal Hook Against Wall In Hospital rf IV hospital(Bloomberg) -- Drugs that boost the body’s immune system to fight disease are showing promise in treating a variety of cancers in earlier stages, a development primed to expand their use and transform care for stubborn diseases like gastric and colon cancer.

  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Damian Garde

    Hi, it’s Damian in New York. US manufacturers had been bracing for fallout from a MAHA report. Now it looks like they can enjoy their long weekends. But before I tell you more ... Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ascent to head of US health policy promised to bring about radical change by cleaning up foods, policing medicines and reining in the influence of corporate profiteers, all in the name of making America healthy again.

  • 2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Damian Garde

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Damian Garde
Damian Garde @damiangarde
31 Mar 25

RT @gerryfsmith: New: At least seven people have died in the US from symptoms linked to a new Alzheimer's drug over the past two years. Reg…

Damian Garde
Damian Garde @damiangarde
13 Mar 25

White House Pulls CDC Pick Who Was Facing Likely Senate Defeat https://t.co/BbGqI09i0h

Damian Garde
Damian Garde @damiangarde
11 Mar 25

Trump’s CDC Pick Is Still Pushing Vaccine-Autism ‘Lie,’ Senator Says https://t.co/9vCIMY9CsK