Genmab — April 2021
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fair enough... it's just that in that documentary that i saw a few weeks back from the BBC where they followed 2 patients receiving CAR-T; they got so unbelievably sick it is hard to imagine any form of outpatient. But maybe treatment has improved that much already and side effects are less
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I´m also surprices - also about this: Abecma will probably also be used before drugs like “Pomalyst [pomalidomide from Bristol Myers Squibb] and Kyprolis [carfilzomib from Amgen], while a drug like Empliciti [elotuzumab from Bristol Myers Squibb and AbbVie] is a drug that may see increased use – or at least delayed.”
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@StockBull Link til GEN vs DSV vs NM https://easyupload.io/5na13d
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@nohope, der vil altid være meget der foregår i grænselandet omkring lov og moral. Jeg handler aldrig i luk-auk, da jeg ser større risiko for, at blive "rullet", mens jeg nogle gange forsøger i åbn-auk. Der bliver ofte handlet betydelige mænger i luk. Nogle investorer må se en fordel i, at kunne handle større positioner uden, at bliver forstyrret af flash trading og algo'er. Der er måske derfor ofte bliver givet en rabat?
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Discovery of amivantamab (JNJ-61186372), a bispecific antibody targeting EGFR and MET https://www.jbc.org/article/S0021-9258(21)00427-0/fulltext
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'Kesimpta, Novartis' subcutaneously-administered anti-CD20 mAb DMT, has already attracted an impressive share of switches due to its mechanistic similarity to Ocrevus, coupled with the option for at-home administration. Yet, Ocrevus share continues to benefit from the net impact of switching dynamics.'
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Bristol Myers Squibb's Zeposia and Biogen's Vumerity Place Competitive Pressure on Established Brands in the Multiple Sclerosis Switch Segment, According to Spherix Global Insights
/PRNewswire/ -- Biogen's Tecfidera, Novartis' Gilenya, and Genentech's Ocrevus have all faced extensive competitive pressure over the past year due to launches...
(www.prnewswire.com)
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