Takeda announces positive new ALK+ lung cancer data as list of crizotinib successors widens
Takeda unveiled new Phase III frontline data for their ALK inhibitor at European Society for Medical Oncology Asia Congress, showing it could deter the spread of lung cancer for two years or more. But the trial compared the drug, Alunbrig (brigatinib), against an early inhibitor that is no longer best-in-class and the Japanese pharma will likely face significant competition if regulators grant an expanded label.
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