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When does Keytruda’s patent expire?
Patent expiry dates, exclusivity windows, and biosimilar timelines from the Orange and Purple Books.
Open on TheraRadar →Any GLP-1 / obesity readouts coming up?
Search "obesity" or "GLP-1" in the filter box. Combine with sponsor (Lilly, Novo) for tighter cuts.
Open on TheraRadar →What’s reading out at AstraZeneca in the next 6 months?
Filter by sponsor → window: Next 6 months. Reveals their full near-term catalyst slate in one screen.
Open on TheraRadar →What drugs were approved this year?
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Open on TheraRadar →What does the competitive landscape for IL-23 look like?
Approved drugs, pipeline assets, sponsors, and combination strategies for the IL-23 target.
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Latest from TheraRadar Briefs
Long-form pharma intelligence, published weekly on our product.
Can an IBD Biologic Last Six Months?
Several companies want to stretch IBD antibodies from a shot every few weeks to one every three months, or even six. Keeping the drug in the blood that long is the easy part. Whether the disease stays controlled right up to the next dose is the hard part, and the bet the newest programs are making.
Read on TheraRadar ↗Does Blocking IL-17F Actually Matter?
Two of the newest PsA drugs block IL-17F as well as IL-17A; the older ones block only IL-17A. A plain walk through what the extra target actually buys: clear help on the skin, no proven help on the joints yet, and a fungal cost in the middle.
Read on TheraRadar ↗Fifteen Drugs by Blocking. None by Switching On.
The TNF receptor superfamily has produced fifteen approved medicines, and every one of them works by shutting something down. Six receptors have been pushed the other way for twenty years, and not one agonist antibody has been approved.
Read on TheraRadar ↗The Disease That Wasn't Rare After All
The scan that finds it is quick, safe, and has been around for years. Almost no cardiologist used it until a drug gave them a reason to look.
Read on TheraRadar ↗IBD and Precision Medicine: Not Yet
Prometheus gave IBD its best shot at oncology-style patient selection: a companion diagnostic for its anti-TL1A drug, tulisokibart. Merck paid $10.8 billion, then built its Phase 3 trials to enroll everyone. The more crowded the anti-TL1A field gets, the stronger the case for a precision-medicine approach, even as the science has yet to deliver one.
Read on TheraRadar ↗When an IBD Trial Is Terminated, the Drug Usually Didn’t Fail
Of 214 industry IBD trials terminated or withdrawn over two decades, only ~23% stopped for efficacy or safety. The rest ran out of patients, money, or corporate priority — the trial failed, not the biology.
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