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CBS News Transcript: David Ricks on "Face the Nation," December 20, 2020 The following is a transcript of an interview with David Ricks, chairman and CEO of Eli Lilly and Company, that aired Sunday, December 20, 2020, on "Face the Nation." MARGARET BRENNAN: As we learned this week that while taxpayers have purchased about a billion dollars of it to treat patients, only a fraction of it is actually being used and were in the throes of a crisis. Why isnt this being prescribed more? ELI LILLY CHIE...

Eli Lilly CEO urges hospitals to administer unused antibody treatments

Sunday shows preview: US rolls out first doses of coronavirus vaccine; Congress close on stimulus deal Jordan Williams © Getty Images Sunday shows preview: US rolls out first doses of coronavirus vaccine; Congress close on stimulus deal The United States rolled out its first coronavirus vaccine this week as Congress closes in on a relief deal, both of which are expected to dominate this weeks Sunday talk shows. Inoculations began this week with Pfizer and BioNTechs coronavir...

Sunday news shows in RI, Dec. 20, 2020 The Providence Journal Gov. Gina Raimondo. The founders of Knead Doughnuts; Lisa Raiola of Hope & Main. In the Arena (7 a.m., Ch. 6) Reporters Ed Fitzpatrick and Dan McGowan of the Boston Globe discuss the state of local journalism in Rhode Island, the new leadership coming to the State House and the possible end of the pandemic.  State of the State (8 a.m., Cox Ch. 13, Verizon Ch. 32 and Full Channel Ch. 9) Ray Rickman, former legislator ...

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CBS News This week on "Face the Nation," December 20, 2020: Adams, Klain, Ricks, Mandia, Daly, Gottlieb Dr. Jerome Adams U.S. Surgeon General Ron Klain, Incoming White House Chief of Staff to President-elect Biden Kevin Mandia, FireEye CEO Mary Daly, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Former FDA Commissioner How to watch "Face the Nation" Date: Sunday, December 20, 2020 TV: "Face the Nation" airs Sunday mornings on CBS. Click here for your loc...

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Order Reprints Text size Lilly is entering the field of gene editing with a deal for Prevail Therapeutics. Frederick Florin/AFP via Getty Images Sales of a Covid-battling antibody helped allow Eli Lilly to lift its sales forecast for this year and tell Wall Street to expect better results than analysts had anticipated for 2021. In a Tuesday morning business update, the drug giant (ticker: LLY) said it could earn as much as $7.65 a share this year, and $8.40 the n...

Dive Brief: Eli Lilly has agreed to buy gene therapy developer Prevail Therapeutics, announcing Tuesday a deal that could be worth more than $1 billion. Lilly will pay $880 million cash now, or $22.50 a share, for Prevail, but could add up to $160 million more if the biotechs lead program reaches the market.   Prevails clinical stage programs target inherited forms of Parkinsons disease and dementia, fitting into the big pharmas focus on neurological conditions like Alzheimers. A gene therapy...

The Health 202: Some Americans will refuse coronavirus vaccines. Who and where they are matters. Paige Winfield Cunningham with Alexandra Ellerbeck Fifteen percent of Americans in a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll say they definitely won’t take coronavirus vaccines. But they may not be a sizable enough group to seriously undermine the nation’s battle with covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. It all depends on who they are and where they live. © Brendan ...