When IO, targeted therapy and oncogene worlds collide
Recently, I have been pondering a raft of clinical and translational data we have seen emerge across multiple virtual conferences from several different categories of therapies such as checkpoint blockade, targeted therapies, PARP inhibition, epigenetics, and even mathematics.
Many people tend to look at these disparate categories and see them as quite different therapeutic options, but lately I have began to wonder if they are in fact much more inextricably linked than seems obvious at first glance?
This turned into a broader strategic post about advanced solid tumours and how we might think a little differently about underlying concepts and conceptual frameworks…
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