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.
News Backers submit plans for £1bn cancer district in London A planning application has been filed to invest £1bn in "the world's leading centre for cancer research and treatment" in a London borough.
Sales & Marketing Biotech is back, with Craig Ackerman In Philadelphia this month, pharmaphorum spoke with Craig Ackerman, a partner at the Alexander Group, about launches, AI best practices, and more.
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