Sally Church

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Oncology consultant and blogger; author of PharmaStrategy Blog known for insightful analysis of cancer drug development.

Nurix's NRX-0305 Shows
SocialApr 21, 2026

Nurix's NRX-0305 Shows

New degrader from Nurix looks interesting: NRX-0305 demonstrated antitumour activity across a wide range of Class 1 BRAF inhibitor-resistant and Class 2/3 mutant PDX models #aacr26 https://t.co/0UGF5Od2Cp

By Sally Church
Daraxonrasib Monotherapy
SocialApr 21, 2026

Daraxonrasib Monotherapy

Eileen O’Reilly’s daraxonrasib monoTx data in 1L PDAC - poster below to save y’all fighting through rows of people to get a view #aacr26 https://t.co/z4yW2apCBf

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Avacta Unveils FAP‑cleavable Dual TOPO‑Ii/DDR‑i Payload
SocialApr 21, 2026

Avacta Unveils FAP‑cleavable Dual TOPO‑Ii/DDR‑i Payload

Intriguing #AACR26 poster from Avacta w/ CSO Francis Wilson presenting on their dual payload tech. The idea is to release TOPO-Ii + DDRi via FAP cleavage https://t.co/UMeB8y8KaC

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ARVN KRAS G12D Preclinical Shows Weak Tumor Inhibition
SocialApr 21, 2026

ARVN KRAS G12D Preclinical Shows Weak Tumor Inhibition

In the battle of the inhibitors vs glues vs degraders, this one (KRAS G12D preclinical) from ARVN doesn't look too encouraging with little TGI #aacr26 https://t.co/Ng9UWTQcsv

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Four Overlooked AACR Early-Stage Agents Worth Watching
SocialApr 21, 2026

Four Overlooked AACR Early-Stage Agents Worth Watching

While everyone was watching KRAS, some of AACR’s promising early stage pipeline agents were easy to miss. Here's an analysis on four examples which caught my eye and are well worth watching to see how they develop in the...

By Sally Church
Unexpected Insight Among 11 Lessons From AACR26
SocialApr 19, 2026

Unexpected Insight Among 11 Lessons From AACR26

11 things I learned at #AACR26 Industry Partnering event – number 7 may well surprise you: https://t.co/T0ePbaIU1K https://t.co/CMh15HfnnG

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Amgen's Potts Lab Unveils Universal Molecular Glue Platform
SocialApr 18, 2026

Amgen's Potts Lab Unveils Universal Molecular Glue Platform

Next up #aacr26 is @pottslab from Amgen discussing their broad and diverse molecular glue & degrader platform “any target, every time” https://t.co/SfJ0jGYene

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DepMap's Future: PRMT5 Inhibitor Differences Unveiled
SocialApr 18, 2026

DepMap's Future: PRMT5 Inhibitor Differences Unveiled

Excellent talk from Bill Sellers on future directions with DepMap. Interesting differences between different PRMT5 inhibitors (SAM & MTA) and how they compare with selective inhibitors #aacr26 https://t.co/xfmKVqEpp1

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AI Maps Tumors in 3D Single‑cell Detail for Early Detection
SocialApr 18, 2026

AI Maps Tumors in 3D Single‑cell Detail for Early Detection

For anyone w/ access to #AACR26 recordings and interested in early cancer detection, @deniswirtz gave a beautiful talk yesterday on AI-driven mapping of tumours in 3D and at single-cell resolution. Two examples from the pancreas and fallopian tubes: https://t.co/sLXh5FX6du

By Sally Church
SGO Numbers: Some Winners, Many Disappointments Await
SocialApr 14, 2026

SGO Numbers: Some Winners, Many Disappointments Await

Lots of gaudy headline numbers coming out of SGO this year; do they stack up under scrutiny? My take – some winners likely and many tears before bedtime for others. Which ones fall in the latter category? ...

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REPL RP1 Melanoma Trial Flawed; New CRL
SocialApr 10, 2026

REPL RP1 Melanoma Trial Flawed; New CRL

I've never covered the REPL RP1 data in melanoma, mainly due to dislike of the trial design w/ its lack of a monotherapy arm. Sometimes you can see where things are likely headed and kicking a dog when it's down...

By Sally Church
New Cytotoxic Targets Unveiled at AACR26
SocialApr 7, 2026

New Cytotoxic Targets Unveiled at AACR26

Time to head off the beaten track at #AACR26 with our latest preview exploring novel targets and cytotoxics. The long climb up the hill may be worth it for some of them: https://t.co/l9tkdWvpuF https://t.co/M5B3RTW1wf

By Sally Church
Myeloma Survival Breakthrough: Two Decades After Dalton’s Wish
SocialApr 6, 2026

Myeloma Survival Breakthrough: Two Decades After Dalton’s Wish

I remember interviewing Bill Dalton in 2005 about new developments in myeloma and how he wished for new regimens to take OS out beyond 3-4 yrs. Two decades on we've hit jackpot...

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New Early-Stage Cancer Drugs Emerge at AACR26
SocialApr 1, 2026

New Early-Stage Cancer Drugs Emerge at AACR26

A look at some promising early stage drug developments coming down the pike at #AACR26. A few of these concepts were not on the radar a couple of years ago: https://t.co/w6oD4CEckq https://t.co/kfR1AXG41K

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Setidegrasib’s KRAS Degradation Still Unproven in Cancer
SocialMar 30, 2026

Setidegrasib’s KRAS Degradation Still Unproven in Cancer

Elegant in theory, unproven in practice: setidegrasib and the case (or not) for KRAS degradation in NSCLC and pancreatic cancer: https://t.co/NuaOJ2amgn https://t.co/i9FpK4W19W

By Sally Church
CytomX CRC Data Demand Double‑Take, Not Clear Verdict
SocialMar 17, 2026

CytomX CRC Data Demand Double‑Take, Not Clear Verdict

Some clinical updates tell you exactly what they are. Others ask to be read twice. CytomX’s latest CRC data belong firmly in the second category. Is the die cast? https://t.co/dfdPxx4zXs https://t.co/y9QAoahMut

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Emerging KRAS Combo Therapies Show Promising Progress
SocialMar 11, 2026

Emerging KRAS Combo Therapies Show Promising Progress

The KRAS niche has been a deluge of new selective and pan/multi inhibitors. Now there are combos to watch out for – we may be making progress. Here are insights on 7 of them: https://t.co/F9HmM8A4ud https://t.co/IqWw6n2m3k

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Bladder Cancer Landscape Shifts, Opening New Strategic Opportunities
SocialMar 5, 2026

Bladder Cancer Landscape Shifts, Opening New Strategic Opportunities

When cancer niches are rapidly changing they create both a vacuum of indecision and fresh opportunities for smart players. Here we explore bladder cancer and look at where the field is headed... https://t.co/cf93Qb8dhe https://t.co/fx5V1MVwYN

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Comparing Lorigerlimab, Volrustomig, Cadonilimab: Design Lessons
SocialFeb 27, 2026

Comparing Lorigerlimab, Volrustomig, Cadonilimab: Design Lessons

An intriguing tale of three cities. How do the PD1xCTLA4 bispecific agents lorigerlimab, volrustomig, and cadonilimab stack up when it comes to design and performance? Some useful and pointed lessons here for biotech execs: https://t.co/xaSW15Fvdl https://t.co/dhXbiI3N6v

By Sally Church
Emerging Protein Degradation Trends and CAR‑T Synergies
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Emerging Protein Degradation Trends and CAR‑T Synergies

What gets missed in the hurly burly of a conference with many highlight reels? Here we explore emerging trends to watch out for when it comes to protein degradation/glues, & combination opportunities w/ CAR-T cells. Time for some...

By Sally Church
Key Differences Between Anti‑cel and Cilta‑cel Explain GILD Deal
SocialFeb 23, 2026

Key Differences Between Anti‑cel and Cilta‑cel Explain GILD Deal

By chance I was writing about anito-cel vs. cilta-cel on Friday, not knowing $GILD acquisition was coming down the pike. There are some crucial differences between the two products to take note of, which may explain why they were...

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European ADC Agents with Novel Targets Gain Momentum
SocialFeb 17, 2026

European ADC Agents with Novel Targets Gain Momentum

With all the attention on China for TOPO-I ADCs of late, how about the potential for European agents, especially ones involving novel targets? Our latest expert interview drops with some hard hitting and candid opinions from a battle hardened...

By Sally Church
Zanidatamab Gastric Cancer Data Faces Seven Bearish Concerns
SocialJan 9, 2026

Zanidatamab Gastric Cancer Data Faces Seven Bearish Concerns

It's good to see new trial readouts at #GI26, although there are 7 reasons to be bearish about the zanidatamab data in gastric cancer: https://t.co/g2MbrPI7Iu https://t.co/tBY2yJ6YMe

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Zanidatamab Plus Tislelizumab Raises Diarrhea Risk
SocialJan 8, 2026

Zanidatamab Plus Tislelizumab Raises Diarrhea Risk

#GI26 zanidatamab/chemo ± tislelizumab in the HERIZON-GEA-01 trial: not much attention on side effect profile. If you combine zani, tisle and 5FU you will get more diarrhea/discontinuations https://t.co/55aDi7Pnpx

By Sally Church