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ACAD is no longer the kind of biotech where everything hangs on a single trial. The sharper question is whether NUPLAZID and DAYBUE can fund a third CNS franchise before concentration, payer pressure, and pipeline risk catch up.
Agios has FDA-approved mitapivat products, an early AQVESME thalassemia launch and more than $1.0B of cash and marketable securities. The diligence question is whether prescription growth and pipeline catalysts can outpace a quarterly expense base above $130M.
Addex has real allosteric-modulator science, but the public-company story now turns on CHF 1.6 million of year-end cash, a delayed 2025 Form 20-F, chronic-cough preclinical data, dipraglurant repositioning, and a 20% Neurosterix option.
ADMA is profitable and ASCENIV is still growing, but Q1 2026 reset the story: standard IG pricing pressure, distributor timing, BIVIGAM weakness, and long-term guidance withdrawal turned 2026 into a proof year.
Aclaris has enough cash to run a busy 2026 immunology catalyst calendar, but the company still has no approved wholly controlled product, recurring operating losses, ATM dilution, and several clinical proof gates that can change the story quickly.
Alpha Cognition has an FDA-approved Alzheimer's pill, early long-term-care launch traction, two PBM agreements, and $66.0 million of year-end cash, but the story depends on ZUNVEYL turning bottle growth into repeat, reimbursed revenue before launch spending, s
Acumen's sabirnetug story is dominated by one late-2026 ALTITUDE-AD readout, a going-concern warning, and a cash runway that may not reach commercial proof.