Exploring novel targets and modalities in advanced cancer
It’s not that long ago when a certain tumour type saw several waves of promising new agents emerge, quite a few of which made it past the finish line and commercial approval.
These included novel drugs, fast follow-ons, and even me-toos.
The next batch in new development pipelines were not so lucky with a series of disappointing phase 3 misses.
Then radio silence ensued.
As we take another look at this niche, there are a number of early stage agents being put through their paces – small molecule inhibitors, protein degraders, bispecifics, immunotherapies – they’re all there.
Are we going to see some new waves or will they crash and flounder on the rocks?
To find out, we delved into the latest data to determine the current status…
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