Byondis Seeks Partner For Lead ADC To Enter Crowded Breast Cancer Market
Positive Top-Line Results From TULIP Study
Executive Summary
Top-line results from the Phase III TULIP study show that Byondis’s next-generation antibody-drug conjugate, trastuzumab duocarmazine (SYD985) is superior to physicians' choice of therapy for delaying disease progression in patients with advanced HER2-positive breast cancer.
You may also be interested in...
Deal Watch: Novo Nordisk Links With Flagship To Create Cardiometabolic, Rare Disease Portfolio
The Danish diabetes titan teams with Moderna’s founder on cardiometabolic R&D. Troubled cell therapy biotech Bone Therapeutics negotiates reverse merger with Medsenic.
Enhertu Could Get Big Boost From Second-Line Breast Cancer Indication
An analyst forecast that about 40% of the drug’s sales could come from second-line disease, while lack of grade 4-5 interstitial lung disease events was seen as a plus.
MacroGenics Gets Nod For Margenza In HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
The drug may see a muted launch given the competitive landscape and a broad label despite its efficacy advantage in F-allele patients.