With BMS Set To Join, What Next For CAR-T Market?
Outpatient Use Will Be Key
Executive Summary
CAR-T therapies are groundbreaking in clinical terms, but have hit barriers in uptake. Can BMS’s challenger go one better than Yescarta and Kymriah?
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