Deal Snapshot: Gilead adds to its pipeline of multispecific antibodies for cancer, while Merus gets a first partner for its trispecific platform.

Anito-cel showed strong efficacy in heavily pretreated patients despite characteristics predicting poorer performance, but none of the atypical neurotoxicities that have appeared with other BCMA CAR-Ts.

Lilly looks To Elektrofi for help on subcutaneous injectable therapies, while NAYA will merge with INVO and acquire two antibodies from Cytovia. Plus deals involving Hummingbird/Endeavor, Basilea/Gravitas/Intron, Lilly/Mablink and Sotio/Synaffix.

ImmunoACT gets go-ahead in India for its CD19-targeted CAR-T cell therapy, which reported low toxicity and the absence of neurotoxicities in clinical trials. The product will come at a huge price differential compared to on-market therapies, offering new hope to several patients.