biotech
1 Americannoun
abbreviation
noun
Etymology
Origin of biotech
By shortening
Example Sentences
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When Dr. Makary announced his National Priority Review program last summer, some in the biotech industry worried that Dr. Prasad would use it to augment his purview and kill innovative small-molecule and cancer drugs.
Two-thirds of Santé’s investments are in biotech and medtech startups, whose drugs and devices seek to beat back the biological causes of disease.
Food and Drug Administration is cancelling development of a new flu vaccine from biotech giant Moderna, with one unnamed senior FDA official calling the clinical trial a “brazen failure.”
From Salon
“It’s where tech and biotech go to grow.”
The biotech cautioned that it expects revenue to fall by a “mid-single digit percentage” in 2026 as revenue for its multiple sclerosis therapies continues to decline, partially offset by strength in growth products.
From Barron's
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