Pfizer bets big on a bispecific
The company is paying $1.25bn for a PD-1 x VEGF project, the largest deal here yet.
The company is paying $1.25bn for a PD-1 x VEGF project, the largest deal here yet.
TAK-280 is among the group's discarded projects, although it’s a T-cell engager, not an ADC.
Conference activity picks up, with the big one – ASCO – at the end of the month.
Arvinas and Pfizer abandon first-line atirmociclib combo plans only disclosed in January.
But sasanlimab's use looks set to remain narrow.
The company is stepping back in second-line breast cancer.
At long last luvelta-T is shelved, and Sutro seeks a new focus.
The Pfizer-partnered vepdegestrant shows a benefit in ESR1 mutants, but not in all-comers.
Merck & Co gives up on Agenus, while Sanofi hands BND-22 back to Biond.
A Chinese phase 3 trial of the partners’ B7-H4-targeting ADC has just begun.