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Some unlucky blood cancer patients progress even after CAR-T therapy — and they’ve had few treatment options. Now, a Bristol Myers Phase 2 trial success offers them hope. A CAR-T treatment nicknamed arlo-cel improved response rates for heavily treated multiple myeloma patients, as Max Gelman reports. |
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Karen Weintraub |
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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by Max Gelman
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CAR-T therapy has revolutionized blood cancer treatment, particularly in multiple myeloma. But an ongoing concern remains: If patients’ cancers progress after receiving CAR-T, what other... | |
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by Reynald Castaneda
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Inhibrx Biosciences says its latest mid-stage results show the potential of its OX40 agonist in immunogenic cancers — but also its prospects in combination with... | |
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Alex Aravanis, Moonwalk Biosciences CEO |
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by Lei Lei Wu
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Moonwalk Biosciences is heading to the clinic with an obesity program and has raised $70 million for that goal, leaning into a shift in its... | |
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by ENDPOINTS |
Plus news about Structure Therapeutics, Cloverleaf Bio and Windward Bio. FDA finalizes Krazati withdrawal: Regulators officially finalizedthe drug’s withdrawal in second-line colorectal cancer last... | |
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by Elizabeth Cairns
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In the wake of its high-profile setback in heart disease late last week, Novartis really needed a win. It didn’t get one. The Swiss pharma... | |
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