Bayer reports cyber attack pointed to Chinese hackers; FDA prolongs review of Daiichi Sankyo's AML drug
→ Bayer has stopped a cyber attack in its tracks, the company said, seemingly without having any data stolen or compromising third-party personal data. The German drugmaker suspects that the infectious software — which it first detected early last year and monitored until last month — was tied to a group of hackers in China, a spokesperson told Reuters.
→ The FDA demanded some new data on Daiichi Sankyo’s FLT 3 inhibitor quizartinib, and now they’ll be taking a few extra months to take a close look as they review the Japanese company’s NDA. The new PDUFA date is August 25 as the agency pushes through a 3-month extension on the review deadline.
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