Merck also goes for all-comers in adjuvant lung
The Kandlelit-013 trial of calderasib plus Keytruda in adjuvant NSCLC will start in April.
The Kandlelit-013 trial of calderasib plus Keytruda in adjuvant NSCLC will start in April.
The group’s on/off KRAS G12C inhibitor looks good, though patient numbers are small.
The G12C-selective elironrasib produces a 42% ORR in post-Lumakras/Krazati patients.
The Kandlelit-007 trial will assess MK-1084 plus SC Keytruda across PD-L1 expression levels.
“We need all the capital we can get our hands on," the company states.
The move follows promising but early data presented at ASCO.
Lilly, Merck & Co and Verastem could take on Amgen, Bristol and Revolution.
The group’s latest update focused on new data with the KRAS G12C inhibitor elironrasib.
AstraZeneca bags three of the month’s four oncology approvals.