Pfizer's big push into the Oncology space

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kmall
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Pfizer's big push into the Oncology space

Post by kmall » Fri Mar 01, 2024 12:14 pm

With the recent $43B acquisition of Seagen, Pfizer is poised to be one of the leading Pharmaceuticals targeting oncology in the very near future. Patent expiration is looming with several key established drugs in their pipeline. They've taken an offensive big step in securing a global presence in the space. -Kmall

https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/pfi ... drugs-2030

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Re: Pfizer's big push into the Oncology space

Post by LWS » Fri Mar 01, 2024 4:43 pm

Imetelstat works (safe and effective) and is proven for blood cancers in a variety of ways (note KOLs and ODAC meeting March 14th).

Pfizer's acquisition ($43B) will increase the interest in and value of Imetelstat. The potential in combinations and chemotherapy is vast for many cancers, both blood cancers and solid cancers. Once approved (NDA for blood transfusions) new trials and off-label uses will come into focus. The Cancer Moonshot is ongoing.

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With the recent $43B acquisition of Seagen, Pfizer is poised to be one of the leading Pharmaceuticals targeting oncology in the very near future. --- from Kmall

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