Bayer has filed its prostate cancer drug darolutamide with Japanese regulators, in an attempt to ratchet up the pressure on rivals Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer/Astellas.
Bayer has completed its rolling marketing application for prostate cancer drug darolutamide in the US, setting up possible approval later this year and a market clash with Pfizer/Astellas a
Pfizer and Astellas’ Xtandi has shown it is effective in men with prostate cancer that has spread but has not yet become hormone resistant, stepping up pressure on rival therapy Zytiga from Johnson
Bayer and development partner Orion have released detailed results from the trial that will form the backbone of its filing for their latest prostate cancer drug, as they aim to take on two
Johnson & Johnson’s share price took a beating this week after the US appeals court declined its bid to stop sales of cheap generic versions of its blockbuster prostate cancer drug Zyti
Bayer is planning regulatory filings of darolutamide in prostate cancer following phase III trial results showing it helped prevent the disease from spreading, in a niche where Pfizer and J