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R.I. Life Science Hub picks interim president

Patrice Milos, who has 30 years of experience in the life science industry and was a founding member of RI Bio, will make $25,000 a month as the board searches for a permanent CEO.

Moderna’s flu-COVID combo shot hits goal in late-stage trial

The result brings the Cambridge-based company one step closer to a more convenient jab that could help combat vaccine fatigue.

Cow burps are a major source of methane emissions. A Boston startup is working on a vaccine to fix that.

The methane emitted by the world’s billion-plus belching cattle has roughly the same impact on the climate as all the passenger vehicles on the planet, says Colin South, chief executive of ArkeaBio.

Former Takeda Pharmaceutical employee pleads guilty to stealing $2.3 million

Priya Bhambi, 40, of Brookline, pleaded guilty in US District Court in Boston to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and three counts of wire fraud, prosecutors said Thursday.

Moderna’s vaccine for RSV gets FDA approval for people 60 and older

The approval was welcome news for Cambridge-based Moderna, which has desperately needed a money-making follow-up to its COVID vaccine, Spikevax.

Gates Medical Research Institute in Cambridge names new head

Novartis veteran Patrice Matchaba will succeed Emilio Emini, who recently announced that he will retire on June 30.

Tell us: Are you a current or former Takeda employee? We want to hear about it.

Were you surprised by the size of the layoffs? How do you think they will affect what Takeda does in Massachusetts?

Drug giant Takeda plans more than 640 layoffs in Massachusetts

The state's largest drug maker by headcount confirmed Friday that it plans to lay off hundreds of local employees between early July and next March.