Pfizer takes on Merck in a new checkpoint
Pfizer’s LILRB1 x LILRB2 bispecific is about to enter the clinic.
Pfizer’s LILRB1 x LILRB2 bispecific is about to enter the clinic.
Darzalex added another string to its bow, while Kisqali’s early use has been delayed.
Meanwhile, the RayzeBio-originated RYZ101 is back in Action.
While Roche, Lilly and Merck push on aggressively, Novartis throws in the towel.
The group abandons plans in lung cancer with Met exon 14 skipping, to focus on Met amplifications.
After being burned by Point, Lilly is taking a slower approach with Radionetics.
Earnings season begins again, while big readouts loom for ALX and Fibrogen.
One of the German group’s biggest cancer hopes has fallen flat, raising more questions about targeting an apoptosis pathway.