Bristol-Myers Squibb has signed an agreement worth $475 million to develop a new form of cancer immunotherapy drug with US biotech Dragonfly Therapeutics. BMS is best known as an early pioneer of ...
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Dragonfly and Gilead enter partnership for cancer therapyDragonfly Therapeutics has entered a clinical collaboration with Gilead Sciences to assess the potential of its investigational drug candidate DF1001 with the latter’s Trodelvy for two cancer ...
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