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2 June, 2026 |
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A success like Keytruda won't happen again. Combinations with VEGF are likely to be the future, if readouts at this year's ASCO are any indication, Max Gelman reports. |
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Karen Weintraub |
Deputy Editor, Endpoints News
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by Max Gelman
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CHICAGO — Not long ago, there were hopes that a new class of cancer drugs would repeat the success of Keytruda. Instead, it seems more... | |
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by Zachary Brennan
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The FDA is further explaining to cell and gene therapy developers the types of prior knowledge companies can leverage for clinical, nonclinical and manufacturing-related work... | |
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NewLimit co-founder Brian Armstrong (Photographer: Stefan Wermuth/Bloomberg via Getty Images) |
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by Andrew Dunn
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The Bay Area startup NewLimit has closed one of biotech's largest private financings of 2026 and expects to start human testing next year for its... | |
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by Nicole DeFeudis
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Eli Lilly is giving a group of hospitals five days to comply with its new claims data policy or risk losing their 340B discounts. Some... | |
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Allen Institute Brain Health Accelerator leader Ed Lein (L) and scientist Aaron Garcia examine a section of human brain (Erik Dinnel/Allen Institute) |
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by Ryan Cross
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A Seattle-based nonprofit known for basic brain research is launching a $400 million initiative to translate its knowledge into drug development for neurodegenerative diseases, including... | |
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