Matthew Herper covers medical innovation — both its promise and its perils. Capping more than two years of stock-gyrating drama, Pfizer said Monday that it would stop development of danuglipron ...

Pfizer has hired a new oncology commercialization leader to help the business reach its goal of marketing eight blockbuster drugs by 2030. Suneet Varma, currently the commercial president of ...

Pfizer is pushing to be more involved in cancer drugs after a turbulent year marked by the rapid decline of its COVID business. During a four-hour investor event last week, Pfizer pushed its ...

During Friday’s live show on the University of Utah campus, The Pat McAfee Show was briefly interrupted when an impromptu “Mr. Pfizer” chant took over during an interview with former Utah ...

While other industries got reamed by the pandemic, it’s said that pharmaceutical giant Pfizer “won” by moving tens of billions of dollars worth of COVID-19 medicine—enough to still report ...

Kelce’s involvement prompted New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who has been among the most outspoken athletes to oppose the vaccine, to dub him "Mr. Pfizer." The two-time Super Bowl ...

Last week on “The Pat McAfee Show,” Rodgers derisively called the Chiefs tight end “Mr. Pfizer” for joining the pharmaceutical company’s ad campaign, and Kelce responded by saying he ...

Rodgers initially took a verbal jab at Kelce by referring to the pharmaceutical pitchman as "Mr. Pfizer" on the October 3 edition of the midday program hosted by former NFL punter Pat McAfee.

After Aaron Rodgers called him “Mr. Pfizer,” Travis Kelce did not wait long to deliver his response back as he also explained why he chose to be a spokesperson for the latest COVID-19 vaccine.

In this case, one Kansas City Chiefs tight end gets a special welcome with “Mr. Pfizer” billboards. On them is a mock up of purple and blue jerseys that include Travis Kelce’s jersey number.

With a new nickname. And it’s being embraced. Roughly 50 Billboards have gone up in and around the Twin Cities (largely in downtown Minneapolis and near U.S. Bank Stadium) welcoming “Mr. Pfizer” to ...

Roughly 50 Billboards have gone up in and around the Twin Cities (largely in downtown Minneapolis and near U.S. Bank Stadium) welcoming "Mr. Pfizer" to town. It's a name Jets quarterback Aaron ...