Bristol-Myers partners with Johns Hopkins on Opdivo pact; A Valeant by any other name…
Johns Hopkins scientists will go to work studying Bristol-Myers Squibb’s Opdivo and Yervoy, looking for their weak points as the company looks to improve on these blockbuster drugs. They’ll be studying patient tumor samples in four primary research areas: characterization of tumor antigens and tumor antigen-specific T-cells, multifaceted profiling of the tumor microenvironment, assessment of microbiome components that modulate systemic anti-tumor immunity, and elucidation of novel tumor and immuno-metabolism factors that modify responsiveness to immunotherapy.
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