Can Checkpoint Inhibitors Jump-Start Glioblastoma Drug Development?

The recent failure of Celldex’s vaccine Rintega was disappointing, but that has not dampened researchers’ enthusiasm for immunotherapy in the high-risk, high-reward glioblastoma field.

It’s early days yet, but checkpoint immunotherapies have the potential to jump-start the high-risk, high reward glioblastoma drug development space, which has been prone to many a setback, the latest casualty being Celldex Therapeutics Inc.’s Rintega vaccine.

Checkpoint inhibitors, namely Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.’s Yervoy and Opdivo, Merck & Co. Inc

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