Amgen comes in second with its latest batch of KRAS data, but its rival is still having problems catching up
Amgen once again finds itself touting KRAS G12C data that don’t measure up to a rival at Mirati, as the smaller player struggles to play catch-up.
After the market closed on Monday, the pharma giant posted a set of new data from their Lumakras (sotorasib) team, spotlighting a 21% objective response rate in the CodeBreaK 100 Phase I/II trial among 38 patients with KRAS G12C-mutated advanced pancreatic cancer. And researchers tracked a median progression free survival rate of 4 months with a median overall survival rate that neared 7 months.
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