GlaxoSmithKline sets its sights on a quick leap into the big PD-1/L1 game — will anyone notice?
Somewhat lost in the news last fall that GlaxoSmithKline was buying Tesaro and leaping into the commercial end of the challenging PARP market was a PD-1 checkpoint inhibitor called TSR-042 that was being pointed to a quick filing for endometrial cancer. On Tuesday, the GSK subsidiary spotlighted a promising set of Phase I/II data from their GARNET study, and the filing is on track for later this year as the pharma giant looks to make its own entry into an increasingly crowded field.
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