Novartis/BeiGene Likely To Struggle In Crowded PD-1 Space Despite Positive First-Line Data
Executive Summary
Merck’s Keytruda and BMS’s Opdivo could be tough competitors in esophageal cancer, but the Novartis/BeiGene partnership also has an anti-TIGIT drug up its sleeve.
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