Merck Has 26 Months to Move Keytruda Patients to a Shot Protected Until 2043
Merck’s Keytruda defence turns on one number: how many US patients are on the one-minute shot when biosimilars ship.
Merck’s Keytruda defence turns on one number: how many US patients are on the one-minute shot when biosimilars ship.
Jaypirca reaches first-line CLL on a win over chemo, and now has to take share from three covalent BTK inhibitors.
In Germany, AI lung reading is a cost radiologists carry and payers never see, and IQWiG wants outcome trials.
Up to $7.8 billion for an mRNA engager with efficacy data from three patients, 32 days after Novartis halted its CAR-T.
Sobi is moving its FCS franchise to a less frequent, better-tolerated drug, on broader NICE terms than the one it replaces.
One reimbursement decision moved a second-line PD-1 into first line across three common cancers, inside biomarker limits.
Sanofi is paying to keep Dupixent’s next generation in the partnership, and the deal also closes a lawsuit between them.
A general subsidy in both settings is a clean result for Roche’s subcutaneous strategy, landing before pertuzumab biosimilars.
The efficacy is the headline. The filing route and a sensory side effect are the details that will shape the label.
Approvals market by market, and data built to shape the comparison with a Novo dose that has not launched.