Roche may have just grabbed the first FDA nod for a checkpoint inhibitor in previously untreated liver cancer, but Merck & Co. is hoping it won’t be far behind.
Ahead of this weekend’s virtual annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the New Jersey drugmaker touted results showing a combination of its immuno-oncology star Keytruda and kinase inhibitor Lenvima—a med it shares with Eisai—could spur a response in 36% of study patients.
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