Innovations in CAR-T therapies in APAC will make market more competitive, report highlights
Research has shown that the CAR-T therapies in development in Asia-Pacific will make the worldwide market more competitive and drive down prices.
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Research has shown that the CAR-T therapies in development in Asia-Pacific will make the worldwide market more competitive and drive down prices.
Researchers have developed a solid ‘cryogel’ vaccine that has been successful in combatting acute myeloid leukaemia in mice. How was this new formulation discovered and what potential does it have for cancer patients?
The first US in-human trial of CRISPR-Cas9-edited T cells has concluded with no ill effects and showed that nine months later the infused cells were still active against cancer.
A survey of industry professionals states they expect immuno-oncology therapies and personalised medicines to continue to shape the pharmaceutical industry in the coming year.
A study suggests the global neoantigen cancer vaccine market will grow exponentially due to expected drug launches, new technology reducing costs and currently unmet needs of the market.
New research analysis has predicted that immunotherapy will become the oncology treatment of choice, with the market reaching $115 billion by 2023.
Authorisation has been granted in the UK for the STEADFAST clinical study of TX200, which is the first-in-human trial to evaluate a CAR-Treg cell therapy.
New nano-immunotherapy has traversed the blood-brain barrier in mice, inducing an immune response in brain tissue surrounding tumours.
A late-stage clinical trial for Imfinzi and an experimental treatment has not extended the lives of patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer.
Researchers have detailed recent breakthrough experiments that successfully immunised mice against the Candida auris infection.
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