Evorpacept biomarker signal deepens in HER2-positive gastric cancer as ALX Oncology shifts focus
ALX Oncology’s evorpacept raises response to 63.6% in a HER2-retained, CD47-high gastric cancer subgroup, supporting biomarker-led development.
ALX Oncology’s evorpacept raises response to 63.6% in a HER2-retained, CD47-high gastric cancer subgroup, supporting biomarker-led development.
FDA approves Teva’s DEGEVMA as an Xgeva biosimilar across oncology bone-disease indications, expanding its U.S. denosumab portfolio.
Five-year CARTITUDE-2 data show 50% of 20 early-line relapsed multiple myeloma patients remained alive and progression-free after a single Carvykti infusion without maintenance therapy, strengthening the case for using CAR-T before heavily pretreated disease.
MediciNova has completed the final patient visit in the blinded portion of its 234-patient COMBAT-ALS study, starting the countdown to pivotal MN-166 results expected by year-end as MNOV shares emerge as one of September’s strongest-performing healthcare stocks.
Bio-Techne shareholders have approved Merck KGaA’s $11.3 billion cash acquisition, clearing a major hurdle in a transaction designed to expand the German group across multi-omics, spatial biology, precision diagnostics and cell therapy workflows.
FDA grants Priority Review to lower-dose Joenja for children with APDS weighing 13–27 kg, setting a January 30, 2027 decision date.
CARVYKTI keeps half of CARTITUDE-2 patients progression-free and treatment-free at five years after one infusion. See what the data mean.
Eli Lilly and Company has secured U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for Onswik, its once-weekly basal insulin for adults with type 2 diabetes, bringing a second weekly insulin into the U.S. market and shifting the competitive question from regulatory feasibility to prescribing, access and real-world adoption.
Prime Medicine shares jumped in after-hours trading after the FDA cleared PM647 for first-in-human testing, moving a one-time gene-editing therapy for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency from promising animal data into the much harder test of clinical development.
Merck & Co.’s remigromig matched ranibizumab on vision improvement in a pivotal diabetic macular edema trial, validating a novel Wnt-targeting approach while higher rates of proliferative diabetic retinopathy and vitreous hemorrhage leave an important safety question unresolved.