News AbbVie bags first approval for cancer ADC Emrelis AbbVie has claimed its first global regulatory approval, from the FDA, for its C-met-targeting lung cancer ADC Emrelis.
Oncology The mesenchymal stem cell’s superpower: Hacking the TME What if we could reprogramme the TME itself? Cutting-edge research suggests that engineered mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) could disrupt this shield.
News GSK pays $1.2bn for liver drug as it culls TIGIT programme GSK decided to abandon a TIGIT-targeted drug for cancer this week, then hatched a plan to replace it with a candidate for liver disease MASH.
News Could an AI for biological age guide cancer treatment? Researchers have developed an AI that could help doctors predict a patient's chance of surviving cancer – and potentially guide treatment decisions.
News AZ plots wider Imfinzi use in bladder cancer after trial win AstraZeneca's run of positive trial results with its cancer therapies has continued with a win for its immunotherapy Imfinzi in early bladder cancer.
News New data could move Enhertu into early breast cancer AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo's Enhertu has been shown to provide a benefit in a phase 3 trial in early-stage breast cancer for the first time.
Patients Delivering the right behavioural ingredients for the moment,... Lirio's Dr Amy Bucher discusses the risks of the declining trust in healthcare institutions from a behavioural science perspective.
Sales & Marketing Sponsored How to meet your physicians where they are online A pharma company’s core mission is to improve patient outcomes. This hinges on effectively influencing HCP clinical behaviour and driving disease education.
