Libtayo, chemo combo clears lung cancer trial two years early. But can it compete with Keytruda?
With the sixth checkpoint inhibitor on the US market, Regeneron and Sanofi sought to create their own market for Libtayo by going after indications other drugmakers hadn’t. That all changed in February when Libtayo scored an OK in non-small cell lung cancer — the indication that put Merck’s Keytruda on the map.
Now, the partners are looking to take on the heavyweight champ in a chemotherapy combination for lung cancer patients with lower PD-L1 expression, and they’re confident they’ve got the data to do it.
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