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J&J axes pair of CAR-T therapies for lymphoma, citing evolving market

Johnson & Johnson is scrapping two CAR-T cell programs for B cell lymphoma amid a wave of approvals in recent years for cell therapies and antibody-based drugs addressing the disease.

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Johnson & Johnson is scrapping two CAR-T cell programs for B cell lymphoma amid a wave of approvals in recent years for cell therapies and antibody-based drugs addressing the disease.

The drugmaker said Thursday it will no longer develop two candidates, called JNJ-9530 and JNJ-4496. The former is a CD20-directed therapy, while the latter is a bispecific candidate that targets both CD20 and CD19. Both treatments are being tested in separate Phase 1 trials.

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