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Korean Biotechs to Present Next-Gen Cancer Therapies at AACR Meeting

Apr 08, 2026

Korean biotech firms will present next-generation cancer therapies at the AACR meeting, including CAR-T platforms for solid tumors, mRNA-based treatments, radiopharmaceuticals, and bispecific antibody ADCs. Companies like AbClon, Verismo Therapeutics, Hanmi Pharmaceutical, and SK Biopharmaceuticals will showcase their latest research.

Engineered Immune Cells and Targeted Antigens Advance Cancer Immunotherapy

Apr 03, 2026

Researchers have engineered immune cells to sense cancer metabolites, improving tumor infiltration in solid cancers. Separate studies identify Kappa and Lambda Myeloma Antigens as specific targets for multiple myeloma treatment, while mRNA-based personalized cancer vaccines show promise through AI-driven neoantigen selection.

Novel CAR-T Approaches Show Promise Against Solid Tumors in Preclinical Studies

Apr 02, 2026

Two innovative CAR-T approaches show promise against solid tumors in preclinical studies. An in vivo gene editing system generates CAR-T cells directly in the body, while HLA-independent T cell receptors target CD70 across various tumor types. Both methods have demonstrated tumor clearance in mouse models, potentially expanding cell therapy applications beyond blood cancers.

Autolus Reports $74.3M Revenue in First Commercial Year, Aims for Positive Margins by 2026

Mar 28, 2026

Autolus Therapeutics reported $74.3 million in 2025 revenue during its first commercial year, while facing a -265% gross margin. The company aims to achieve positive margins by 2026 through scaling production and expanding into autoimmune diseases with promising early lupus trial results. The broader CAR-T therapy market is projected to reach $9.85 billion in the US by 2033.

Cancer Survival Rates Reach 70% Milestone as Research Advances Continue

Mar 02, 2026

For the first time, 70% of cancer patients in the U.S. survive five years or more after diagnosis, according to the American Cancer Society's 2026 report. Advances in immunotherapy, CAR T-cell therapy, and screening technologies have driven significant improvements, particularly for lung cancer and myeloma. The definition of successful cancer care is evolving beyond survival to focus on quality of life and durable remissions.

New Zealand Proposes Expanded Access to Cancer Treatments

Mar 09, 2026

Pharmac has proposed expanding access to melanoma treatments and funding two new therapies for chronic lymphocytic leukaemia. Medical researchers also highlight that New Zealanders lack access to CAR T-cell therapy domestically.