AACR 2024 – Akeso impresses in stomach cancer
Fuelled with a $500m Summit windfall Akeso advances its lead bispecific.
Fuelled with a $500m Summit windfall Akeso advances its lead bispecific.
April will see the first big scientific meeting of the year, and could herald important data from Immutep and GSK.
Will a TIGIT refocus see the stars finally align for the partners?
The latest failure, in colorectal cancer, follows a recent disappointment in second-line liver.
Keymed’s AstraZeneca-partnered anti-Claudin18.2 ADC looks better than Astellas’s zolbetuximab – albeit on an extremely unreliable metric.
A domvanalimab triplet shows some promise in high PD-L1-expressing gastric cancer patients, but caveats abound.