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renal cell carcinoma

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Merck’s Keytruda combined with chemotherapy could benefit thousands of breast cancer patients

The combination significantly reduces cancer recurrence by approximately 37% and reduces secondary breast cancer by 39%

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Keytruda gains eighth FDA approval this year

Merck’s megablockbuster Keytruda has returned to its roots with a new indication in melanoma, the therapy area where it was first approved seven years ago

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Organon buys Forendo in $1bn deal

Forendo purchase bolsters Organon’s pipeline with candidates in endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome

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Merck’s $11.5bn acquisition of Acceleron delayed

Merck’s acquisition of Acceleron will take longer than expected as it refiles its paperwork, giving the FTC more time for review and itself more time to sell the deal to...

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Merck’s COVID-19 antiviral under review in Europe by EMA

Molnupiravir could be the first oral antiviral treatment for COVID-19 in Europe for patients at risk of severe disease

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Merck receives first breast cancer approval in Europe for Keytruda

Merck’s anti-PD-1 therapy, Keytruda, is approved in the Europe Union for certain patients with triple-negative breast cancer plus chemotherapy

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Merck’s Keytruda gains two more approvals in Japan

New approvals in breast and colorectal cancer take the number of indication for the immunotherapy mega-blockbuster to 15 in Japan

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Merck & Co’s sales bounce back in ‘ongoing recovery from COVID-19’

Sales grew by 19% in the second quarter as key products begin to recover from the impact of the pandemic

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Merck, Eisai’s Keytruda/Lenvima regimen scores full approval in endometrial cancer

Keytruda plus Lenvima was previously approved under the FDA’s accelerated approval process

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Keytruda scores a win in treating early-stage breast cancer pre- and post-surgery

The FDA had previously rejected a supplemental biologics licence application in this indication

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Merck & Co withdraws Keytruda’s US approval in third-line stomach cancer

The FDA initially approved Keytruda in 2017 for stomach cancer based on overall response rate data

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Merck’s Keytruda improves outcomes for metastatic cervical cancer patients

Keytruda improved overall survival and progression-free survival regardless of patients' PD-L1 status

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