Mirati’s KRAS Inhibitor Gains Edge On Efficacy, But Safety Trails Amgen’s Competing Drug
Executive Summary
Mirati’s adagrasib seems to have better efficacy data while Amgen’s sotorasib has the safety advantage, but oncologists aren’t issuing a verdict yet.
You may also be interested in...
US FDA Puts Mirati’s KRAS Challenge To Amgen In The Slow Lane
The US regulator will review adagrasib on standard timelines, leaving some investors anxious about Mirati’s efforts to rival Amgen’s Lumakras.
Mirati Generates Cautious Optimism With KRAS/PD-1 Combo Data
The biotech also provided an update on its pursuit of approval for adagrasib, a KRAS G12C inhibitor that is likely to compete against Amgen’s first-to-market Lumakras.
First Lumakras Combo Data Show Boosted Efficacy For Amgen Drug In CRC
Amgen’s KRAS G12C inhibitor in combination with the company’s Vectibix generated a 27% overall response rate, nearly tripling the responses seen with Lumakras monotherapy in colorectal cancer.