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The FDA has granted accelerated approval to Johnson & Johnson’s cancer shot Rybrevant in head and neck cancer that’s come back after previous chemotherapy and immunotherapy.
The occurrence of cancer in nine recipients — two of which involved evidence that a viral delivery tool integrated into patient DNA — could raise new questions for the gene therapy field.
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The Invesco Pharmaceuticals ETF continues to outperform as other areas of the market weaken, making it an investment opportunity worth watching.
An expert told Newsweek that carrying an inherited genetic change linked to cancer does not equal developing cancer.
"Two cases to date have shown evidence of vector integration into the DNA of the patients. In both cases, the patients underwent treatment and continue to be monitored,” Novartis said in a statement.
