Pharmaceutical Executive January 13, 2026
Mike Hollan

Key Takeaways

  • Biogen is diversifying its pipeline to reduce reliance on blockbuster drugs, launching therapies in Alzheimer’s, Friedreich Ataxia, postpartum depression, and ALS.
  • The company achieved significant cost savings through organizational redesign, supporting its strategic shift beyond multiple sclerosis treatments.
  • Biogen’s late-stage pipeline includes 10 phase three programs and five new product launches, though early-stage R&D needs strengthening.
  • The European Commission approved a high-dose regimen of Spinraza for spinal muscular atrophy, underscoring Biogen’s commitment to evolving patient care.

The company plans to expand its pipeline and be less reliant on a small number of blockbuster drugs.

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