Can TAE Life Sciences turn BNCT into a credible radio-immunotherapy platform for hard-to-treat cancers?
TAE Life Sciences’ BNCT study showed stronger boron delivery and immune effects in preclinical models. Read what this could change for oncology.
What Rakuten Medical’s deal with LOTTE Biologics signals for photoimmunotherapy scale-up
Rakuten Medical taps LOTTE Biologics for global supply of its Alluminox cancer platform. Find out what this deal means for photoimmunotherapy’s future.
Why Naveris’s NavDx performance outcomes could alter HPV cancer follow‑up standards
See how Naveris’s NavDx ctHPV DNA results are reshaping HPV cancer surveillance and what this means for clinicians, payers, and precision oncology adoption.
Kallisio’s Stentra system enters clinical use at Stanford, expanding precision radiation toolkit for head and neck cancer
Kallisio has begun clinical implementation of its FDA-cleared Stentra system at Stanford Health Care, marking the first reported integration of the patient-specific intraoral device into a major U.S. hospital’s workflow for head and neck cancer radiation therapy. The system, which received 510(k) clearance in January 2024, enables individualized immobilization of oral structures during intensity-modulated radiation […]
Can BioAtla’s Oz-V set a new standard in ROR2-targeted therapy for head and neck cancer?
BioAtla and GATC Health advance Ozuriftamab Vedotin into a Phase 3 trial for OPSCC via SPV financing. Discover how this targets cancer and aging together.
Privo’s PRV131 enters first-in-human dosing: Can injectable cisplatin change oral cancer surgery?
Privo Technologies has officially initiated dosing in a Phase 1/2 trial evaluating PRV131, its nanoengineered intratumoral cisplatin injectable, for the treatment of T1–T3 oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC). The trial, designated Arm 3 of the CLN-004 study, will explore PRV131 as a neoadjuvant therapy aimed at shrinking tumors before surgery. The announcement marks a pivotal […]
Proton therapy delivers survival gain in head and neck cancer: Could this Lancet trial shift payer and policy resistance?
A new phase III clinical trial published in The Lancet has shown that proton therapy significantly improves overall survival and reduces treatment-related toxicities in patients with oropharyngeal cancers compared to traditional photon-based radiation. Conducted across 21 U.S. institutions and led by researchers at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, the study is the […]