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He describes how this asset binds to the extracellular domain and therefore can work for both wild type patients and those with mutations. Plus, recent regulatory news on zipalertinib and when to expect to see autoimmune data.

He discusses the profile of the therapy both as monotherapy and in combination, and compares and contrasts it to competitor data. Plus, the success factors behind Avidity Biosciences, which he co-founded and was recently acquired by Novartis for $12 billion.

He describes the data, and walks us through two different dosing strategies. Plus, the business case for this simple biologic, and thinking about other antigens and cancer types.

Co-Founder and CEO Sarah Hein discusses the CD5 target and this type of cancer, and highlights what is next. March, a startup from the Houston area, has raised over $50 million up to this point.

She makes the case for why two antigens should naturally be better than one. Lyell is moving into a pivotal study, and will even be doing a head-to-head study against existing commercial CD19 CAR-T products. Plus, why the company acquired a new CAR-T program for colorectal cancer.

He describes how Rigel became focused on both on both IRAK 1 and 4, a novel mechanism in the area of hematology, and what is next for the company after the ASH presentation.

Shares an update on the company's ASH data, and also on plans to move into earlier lines of treatment. A registrational study is already set to begin in early 2026.

He says that this interim update, which is studying 50mg every 4 weeks for up to 6 treatments, is showing response rates in line with an earlier dose escalation study that was presented at ASH last year. Plus, a quick regulatory update on bitopertin.

Co-Founder and CEO Nate Fernhoff walks us through this platform and the clinical data that Orca has previously announced, and new data at ASH. Plus, a journey through the patient experience of how this works.

She highlights anito-cell's new efficacy data, and a safety profile that continues to look clean. Plus, she thinks a CD19 + CD20 dual antigen CAR-T could be best in class in the future, and why Kite acquired an in vivo CAR-T company in August for $350M.

Founder and CEO Adam Rosenthal describes the unmet need for patients with this condition, and walks us through VGA039, a protein S modulator.

He says he is confident in the commercial leadership profile that Carvykti has established, and walks us through potential follow-on pipeline programs.

CEO Iain Foulkes describes the impact Cancer Research Horizons has already made (14 marketed medicines), which has allowed more than £600M in royalty income to be reinvested in research. He describes the structure of the organization, a new startup fund, and some notable investments.

He also goes over the company's programs in aesthetics, liver disease, and oncology.

The data has been accepted for an oral presentation on Monday, December 8 and will be followed by a company webcast with more info.

He describes getting through the last few years and how he thinks about 2026. Plus, comments on Xenon, Madrigal, and Alkermes.

He discusses the rationale behind the firm's asset-centric approach and highlights Vicebio as an example of how it works. Plus, his take on the current investment environment.

Sean Bohen explains what he believes is the significance of the Roche announcement, and why he believes Olema's could potentially be a best in class oral SERD. Plus, a preview of data that will deliver sometime next year.

He discusses Zealand's partnership with Roche, and new data that will be coming next year. Plus, the company's partnership with Boehringer on survodutide.

CEO Laurent Levy introduces us to the company's Curadigm Nanoprimer platform and explains its potential use cases. Plus, an update on the company's JNJ partnership, and a recent royalty deal.

He shares his take on the capacity for pharma to do more buying, and list his favorite areas of science, which include I&I, CNS/Neurology, and modalities such as bi-specifics and tri-specifics.

He mentions momelotinib, Blenrep, B7-H3, depemokimab, efimosfermin, IL-33, TSLP, and more. Plus, GSK's dealmaking strategy.

CEO Kenneth Galbraith explains the new dual business focus and walks us through the topline HER2 data.

He covers the company's oral IL-23 (partnered with JNJ), rusfertide (partnered with Takeda), and a new early stage obesity program.

He hit on earnings, the HER2, degraders, and what BeOne is looking for in potential partners.