A subcutaneous answer to PD-1’s patent problem
PD-(L)1 players are increasingly looking to subcutaneous delivery to maintain market share, and next month brings a major catalyst.
PD-(L)1 players are increasingly looking to subcutaneous delivery to maintain market share, and next month brings a major catalyst.
Flaura2 takes centre stage, while Trodelvy and dato square off in PD-1 combo trials.
Liver toxicity notwithstanding, volrustomig will start a phase 3 lung cancer study versus Keytruda imminently.
EQRX had once hoped to disrupt cosy US cancer drug pricing arrangements, but when that model failed the group found that cash was its best asset.
First data with the biotech’s new EGFR project prompts a 236% share price bump.
Having impressed two years ago, Dizal returns with even more comprehensive targeted therapy data.
Asco data suggest that the TROP2 ADC Merck & Co licensed from Kelun is at least as good as Gilead and Astra/Daiichi’s assets.