Boehringer Ingelheim has revealed further details about its plans for a new kind of cancer immunotherapy licensed in from biotech OSE Therapeutics at the beginning of last month, saying it
Merck & Co is pressing home its precious advantage over rival Bristol-Myers Squibb in first line lung cancer, announcing new figures from its checkpoint inhibitor Keytruda that suggest the drug could revolutionise treatment when combined with chemotherapy.
Pfizer has been steadily building a franchise around its inflammatory diseases pill, Xeljanz (tofacitinib) over the last few years, and it could add another use after US experts recommended
Bristol-Myers Squibb has scored a victory against arch-rivals Merck, with a new much more convenient dosing schedule for Opdivo which could help it keep ahead in the sales race.