ESMO 2023 movers – who won and who lost?
The dust has settled on a momentous ESMO conference, which saw biotech activity amid big pharma’s practice-changing data.
The dust has settled on a momentous ESMO conference, which saw biotech activity amid big pharma’s practice-changing data.
The study of Novartis’s Pluvicto in pre-chemo prostate cancer is a bust on overall survival, with questions raised about trial design.
Astra manages to avoid the toxicities that scuppered Lilly’s PD-1 x TIM-3 contender, but still needs to dial up sabestomig’s efficacy.
Leaked data ahead of the ESMO late breaker show a progression-free survival benefit that looks practice-changing.
Ideaya and GSK join Novartis and Roche in the Werner helicase inhibitor race.
After touting NVL-655 as being active in patients resistant to a third-generation ALK inhibitor, Nuvalent now has clinical data to back this up.
But Repare and Black Diamond still have rebuilding to do.
Beyond lung cancer this year’s ESMO promises several other late-breaking datasets that could change clinical practice.
BeiGene regains rights to tislelizumab as another oncology asset blows up for Novartis.