Will gene therapy ever live up to expectations? Can anyone break up the genomics monopoly? And is innovation actually bad for biotech?
We cover all that and more this week on “The Readout LOUD,” STAT’s biotech podcast. Health care strategist Jared Holz of Oppenheimer joins us to discuss the weekend’s big oncology conference and what it will take to change Wall Street’s dire view of the drug industry. We also discuss a weighty FDA meeting on gene therapy, the potential of a $100 genome, and how the expanding monkeypox outbreak is creating challenges for public health agencies.
Over a decade later, what’s next for the future of immunotherapy?
Since 2011, the FDA has approved over three dozen novel immunotherapy treatments for patients with various forms of cancer. While these therapies have improved outcomes for some patients, there are others whose tumors don’t respond well enough to these medicines. Learn how the next generation and personalization of immunotherapies will help deliver more options for people with cancer.
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