PERSON DIRECTORY
Luba Greenwood
Luba Greenwood appears in 5 indexed conversations across Biotech Hangout. This directory brings every appearance, source, TL;DR, digest, and transcript into one searchable feed.
Episode 131 - February 14, 2025
Eric SchmidtPaul MatteisSam FazeliGraig SuvannavejhLuba Greenwood
Graig Suvannavejh’s 15-year Sentometer shifted from record small-cap enthusiasm to “winter is coming,” pointing to probably another three months before biotech sentiment bottoms.Profitability is approaching across SMID biotech, but its value depends on reinvestment-driven growth, not modest earnings.SpringWorks’ expected Merck KGaA catalyst and Moderna’s cancer-vaccine timeline lead the watchlist, while FDA and NIH changes remain unresolved risks.
Episode 158 - October 10, 2025
Tess CameronBrian SkorneySam FazeliYaron WerberLuba Greenwood
The XBI’s return to 104–105 coincides with roughly $81B of biotech M&A through September, as pharma companies seek pipeline.Novo Nordisk’s agreement to pay up to $5.2B for Akero highlights efruxifermin’s efficacy, while GI side effects, dosing, and bone mineral density remain unresolved.
Episode 155 - September 19, 2025
Daphne ZoharJosh SchimmerLuba GreenwoodMatt GlineMichal Preminger
The XBI is up over 40% since April's “Liberation Day” lows, and Josh Schimmer sees it on the cusp of profitability, with a meaningful inflection over the next two to three years.The panel says successful launches matter more than acquisition exits, while Roche's up-to-$3.5B 89bio deal validates FGF-21 but leaves Phase 3 until 2027 and CVR value uncertain.
Episode 132 - February 21, 2025
Brad LoncarEric SchmidtTess CameronLuba GreenwoodTim OplerAdam Feuerstein
About 200 of roughly 700 public biotechs trade at negative enterprise value, making the sector’s “army of zombies” a capital-allocation and governance problem rather than a diagnosis.Cash-out optionality could test shareholder support for a failed pivot, but management incentives resist returning capital; Taysha shows revival is possible, while CARGO illustrates when the funded experiment simply fails.
Episode 128 - January 24, 2025
Chris GarabedianTim OplerSam FazeliBrian SkorneyLuba Greenwood
Novo Nordisk’s Amycretin delivered 22% weight loss at 36 weeks among patients reaching 20 mg and remaining on treatment, but undisclosed discontinuations and limited tolerability data make the as-treated result provisional, making those disclosures the key valuation catalyst.Meanwhile, a roughly 5% technical XBI rebound contrasted with Stifel’s “historic high” M&A pipeline and 17 deals above $75 million upfront in 2024, while health-agency freezes threaten timelines.




