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Gilead Sciences has secured another synthetic lethal therapy, handing $80 million upfront for the global rights to a...

Source: FierceBiotech - Biotech • Published: 19 Feb 2026, 22:00

Gilead Sciences has secured another synthetic lethal therapy, handing $80 million upfront for the global rights to a...

Gilead paid $80 million upfront for global rights to Genhouse Bio's clinic-ready synthetic‑lethal cancer drug from China, expanding its oncology portfolio.

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