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Posts tagged ‘FP-1305’

In our first ASH preview we covered degraders, including BTK degraders, glue degraders, and degrader-ADCs (DACs).

It isn’t always bright and sunny in Orlando

This time around the topics and modalities vary in their nature, although they have what I call ‘interestingness’ in common.

They range in scope from antibodies, bispecifics, and CAR-T cells to T cell engagers and targeted therapies.

The intent here is more strategic than tactical where we explore some of the bigger picture competitive issues and look at where some of the new opportunities are emerging. In all fairness, not all of them will do well in our view so this is not a post for those looking for only rose tinted optimism…

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Sunset in Puerta del Sol, Madrid

Not in Madrido – In our latest ESMO20 Preview, we take a look at five emerging areas of cancer drug development involving early stage pipelines and highlight some important features and benefits to watch out for.

These topics won’t be on everyone’s radar, especially if the focus is on the big phase 3 trial readouts, yet they can teach us much about new combinations and future pipeline evolution.

Who’s actively moving novel approaches along and who’s sitting on their laurels?

After covering biomarkers to watch out for yesterday, we now take a dive into what’s looking interesting in terms of novel targets and the fresh new opportunities for the not faint of heart…

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