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Roche’s Polivy recommended by NICE for lymphoma therapy

Around 5,500 people in England are diagnosed with the aggressive blood cancer each year

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Genentech reports positive phase 3 data for its Tecentriq combination in liver cancer

Tecentriq in combination with Avastin significantly improved recurrence-free survival

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Roche’s influenza medicine approved by EC for children

Xofluza is now the first single-dose, oral influenza medicine approved in Europe for children

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Genentech and Kronos Bio announce oncology partnership worth over $570m

The companies aim to advance novel therapies for transcriptional targets in oncology

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Biogen and Genentech sign royalty agreement for blood cancer drug glofitamab

Genentech will have sole decision-making rights on glofitamab's commercialisation in the US

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Roche’s COVID-19 antibody receives FDA approval for hospitalised adults

The decision makes Actemra the first FDA-approved monoclonal antibody to treat COVID-19

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Novartis partners with Cancer Research UK for rare cancer trial

The trial enrolled both paediatric and adult patients with any rare form of cancer

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Roche shares phase 3 Polivy data for previously untreated diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

Results continue to show significant reduction in risk of death for DLBCL patients

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Precision medicine trial opens for patients with rare cancers

Rare cancers make up 22% of cancers that are diagnosed globally each year, more than any single type of cancer

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Roche’s high-throughput monkeypox test approved for emergency use by FDA

The tests will be conducted on the company’s 6800/8800 cobas systems

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Roche enters into second collaboration with Jnana to address complex drug targets

The Boston-based biotech will receive an upfront payment of $50m

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Genentech shares positive two-year data for Evrysdi in spinal muscular atrophy study

The study enrolled the ‘broadest and most diverse’ patient population ever studied in an SMA trial

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