Clovis Oncology’s hopes of a carving out a niche for its PARP inhibitor Rubraca in bladder cancer, away from its rivals in the class, have hit a setback.
Johnson & Johnson’s Balversa has become the first targeted therapy for bladder cancer after an FDA approval at the tail end of last week for patients with mutations in the FGFR gene.
European regulators are to hasten development of Janssen’s CAR-T therapy for patients with multiple myeloma, after promising early-stage trial results.
Radiopharmaceuticals are already well established in imaging technology for a range of diseases – but their use to deliver a lethal dose of radiation to cancer cells is also gaining increas
Clovis Oncology’s Rubraca has become the latest PARP drug to show potential in pancreatic cancer, as pharma companies seek new uses outside ovarian cancer where this class first gained a fo
Final draft guidance from NICE has recommended interim NHS funding for Eli Lilly’s Verzenios (abemaciclib) with fulvestrant, giving certain breast cancer patients an option that can delay c