#ESMO22: Data on two key checkpoint failures highlight Merck's dominance in adjuvant setting
PARIS — Merck came into ESMO confident that it reigned supreme in the adjuvant setting for renal cell carcinoma — the new frontier for checkpoint inhibitors. It will leave feeling even better.
Just days after spelling out the latest, improved hazard ratio for King Keytruda — cutting risks for kidney cancer patients on disease free survival by 32% reported on approval and jumping to 37% in the latest update in KEYNOTE-564 — we can see just how badly Roche’s PD-L1 Tecentriq performed in IMmotion010, with an HR of 0.93.
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