ASCO 2024 review: The benefits and barriers of biomarkers in oncology
Biomarkers: what do we mean? – The term “biomarkers” can be broadly clustered into four categories: molecular, histologic, radiographic and physiological. –...
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The treatment, policies, and study of oncology continue to undergo rapid changes and evolution, with each year bringing new opportunities and challenges for existing and new treatments. CRA positions itself on the cutting edge of the field, staying abreast of the latest issues and developments and allowing us to provide actionable, future-focused strategies for our clients.
CRA’s knowledge base stems from hundreds of engagements on solid and hematological tumors, working with clients on small molecules, monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), cell therapies, oncology vaccines, and the increasing range of combination approaches to treating cancer.
Biomarkers: what do we mean? – The term “biomarkers” can be broadly clustered into four categories: molecular, histologic, radiographic and physiological. –...
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) directs the U.S. federal government to set a “Maximum Fair Price” (MFP) for the medicines with the highest spending in...
This CRA-moderated 30-minute, intimate roundtable discussion focuses on several of the key ongoing and emerging topics in oncology and what this may mean for...
This CRA-moderated 30-minute, intimate roundtable discussion focuses on several of the key ongoing and emerging topics in oncology and what this may mean for...