Gilead gets into in vivo Car-T
Interius, one of the most advanced players, will cost $350m.
Interius, one of the most advanced players, will cost $350m.
Astellas’s pan-KRAS degrader joins the company’s two clinical-stage G12D degraders.
NT-125 is discontinued, while two key Datroway readouts are delayed.
The company will start a phase 2/3 trial of its Mirati-originated PRMT5 inhibitor in autumn.
LaNova, which licensed a PD-1 x VEGF to Merck, is acquired by another Chinese player.
Controversial nods came for Urogen’s Zusduri and Astra/Daiichi’s Datroway.
The company’s BG-C9074 looks competitive, but there are questions about cutoffs and confirmed responses.
Astra/Daiichi have trumped Gilead’s Trodelvy with a lung cancer approval.
A new phase 3 could see ivonescimab challenge AstraZeneca’s Imfinzi in limited-stage disease.