So Covid-19 leader BioNTech has a cancer vaccine in development? Yes, and Regeneron just jumped in for the PhII combo study
Before the coronavirus global emergency stole the R&D show in biopharma, the leaders in the race to develop new mRNA therapies had a big interest in determining if their tech could be used to create an effective cancer vaccine after all the first-gen tries had failed to impress. So perhaps it’s not surprising that an early cut of the data at frontrunner BioNTech went largely unnoticed.
Unless you were at Regeneron.
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