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A broad range of unmet needs remains in the immuno-oncology space

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In contrast to ICIs, which are utilised against solid tumours, cell therapies and bispecifics have been transformational in the haematological cancer settings, with approvals across a range of leukaemias and lymphomas. Cost-related unmet needs also scored highly.

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After a slow start for expensive CAR-T therapies, drug developers revisit oral therapies for blood cancer

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price tag of $475,000 when it was first launched in 2017 – and it becomes apparent that these may not be desirable treatment options for every patient and in every setting. Add to this the considerable cost of these medications – the first approved CAR-T, Novartis’ Kymriah (tisagenlecleucel), had a U.S. Professional reception of the findings.

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How data is crucial to the relaunch of the Cancer Moonshot

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The Biobank was launched in 2020, with an initial aim of enrolling at least 1,000 patients with locally advanced or metastatic solid tumours and haematologic malignancies undergoing standard of care therapy. Building a bank. The entire process takes place in the physician’s office, alongside a clinician.

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Developing point-of-care CAR T manufacturing

European Pharmaceutical Review

Building on success with haematological malignancies, CAR T-cell therapy holds promise for treating solid tumours. Building on success with haematological malignancies, CAR T-cell therapy holds promise for treating solid tumours. This is in addition to its considerable price tag. 6-8 Clinical recommendations also change.