Conjugates enter their first clinical trials
Two Kelun ADCs and two actinium-based radioconjugates start phase 1.
Two Kelun ADCs and two actinium-based radioconjugates start phase 1.
Merck ditches vibostolimab and favezelimab following huge pivotal programmes.
But the group is going up against the likes of Merck/Daiichi, Bristol Myers Squibb and BioNTech.
AZD0486 seems highly active, including in patients relapsed on Car-T therapy.
Phase 2 data show why Merck took the lowest dose of zilo-V into phase 3.
In first-line NSCLC the drug beats chemo, and not Keytruda.
Yet more data validate B7-H3, and put MediLink in the deal-making frame.
Myelofibrosis projects and Merck's ROR1 ADC fight for attention at this month's conference.