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BIO:ON Insight #6 · Jun 30, 2026

A wall around solid tumours falls, immunity gets a reset, and a pill takes aim at the injection

China approves the world's first CAR-T for a solid tumour, Moderna unveils an in vivo CAR-T for lupus, and Corxel's oral GLP-1 shows competitive weight loss in Phase 2. How long does "impossible" last in medicine?

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What I learned this week

If I had to sum up this week in one word, I'd pick access. The question used to be "is this even possible?" Now it's becoming "how many people can it reach, at what cost, and how fast?" That's why it was so interesting to see a very expensive cell therapy win a historic approval in the same week as attempts to get there with one injection or one pill. See you next issue. 🙏

Yaehyun Lee · Quoted from the Editor's Insight I wrote for this issue.

Stories in this issue

  1. FDA Approvals

    World's first solid-tumour CAR-T: CARsgen's satri-cel approved in China

    CARsgensatricabtagene autoleucelChina NMPA

  2. Pipeline Analysis

    Moderna unveils mRNA-6007, an in vivo CAR-T programme for autoimmunity

    Moderna

  3. Clinical Trials

    Corxel's oral GLP-1 candidate succeeds in Phase 2

    Corxel

AI summary

  1. 1China's NMPA approved CARsgen's gastric cancer CAR-T satri-cel — the world's first CAR-T for a solid tumor.
  2. 2Moderna unveiled mRNA-6007, an in vivo CAR-T that removes lupus B cells inside the body.
  3. 3Corxel's oral GLP-1 candidate showed competitive weight loss in Phase 2.

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