Teva Continues Push Beyond Generics in Fosun Immunotherapy Tie-Up

Partnership Centers On TEV-56278, A Next-Generation Anti-PD1–IL2 Fusion Protein

Teva has agreed to partner with China’s Fosun Pharma to develop TEV-56278, a targeted cancer immunotherapy, marking the next step in its continued pivot from its generics roots toward complex biologics and innovative oncology treatments. The deal covers key Asian markets, including mainland China, w

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Key Takeaways
  • Teva has entered into a partnership with Chinese firm Fosun Pharma to develop TEV-56278, an innovative anti-PD1-IL2 fusion protein designed for cancer immunotherapy.

Teva and China’s Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical have welcomed a significant step forward in the global development of Teva’s novel immunocytokine...

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