New Takeda R&D Collabs Aim To Boost IO Pipeline

 
• By Ian Haydock
  
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In moves aimed at boosting its presence in the immuno-oncology field, Takeda unveils a series of new research collaborations it believes will lead to pipeline gains in this critical field over the next few years.

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Just ahead of the formal close of its massive acquisition of Shire PLC - and amid news of the even larger planned $74bn merger of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. and Celgene Corp. - Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. has signaled its commitment to the immune approach in oncology, unveiling multiple research collaborations aimed at bolstering its early-stage pipeline in the area.

The new deals are aimed at the discovery of novel immunotherapies, including cell therapy approaches with "curative" potential targeting new...

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