small cap biotech 2026

  • GRI Bio Won Orphan Drug Status the Same Day MAIA Opened a Third Cancer Trial Site

    GRI Bio Won Orphan Drug Status the Same Day MAIA Opened a Third Cancer Trial Site

    GRI Bio’s stock is down 94% over the past year. On June 18, the FDA handed it seven years of potential market exclusivity. The same day, across the industry, a different small-cap was quietly opening its third US trial site for a lung cancer drug nobody outside biotech circles has heard of. Regulatory wins and…

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  • Pancreatic Cancer Trial Ahead of Schedule, Gastric Cancer Fast Track Win

    Pancreatic Cancer Trial Ahead of Schedule, Gastric Cancer Fast Track Win

    A drug called givastomig produced a 77% response rate in gastric cancer. The stock trades 71% below its 52-week high. Sometimes the data and the price tell two different stories. AIM ImmunoTech Doses Final Patient in Phase 2 Pancreatic Cancer Trial Ahead of Schedule AIM ImmunoTech (NYSE American: AIM) had a busy stretch in the…

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  • Pancreatic Cancer Phase 3 Starts, Ovarian Cancer Phase 1 Wins

    Pancreatic Cancer Phase 3 Starts, Ovarian Cancer Phase 1 Wins

    51,000 Americans will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this year. Roughly 45,000 will die from it. The five-year survival rate has not meaningfully changed since 2000. On June 11, a company called Immuneering dosed its first Phase 3 patient. Immuneering Corporation Doses First Patient in Phase 3 MAPKeeper 301 Pancreatic Cancer Trial Immuneering Corporation (Nasdaq:…

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  • Three Cancer Drug Programs Advanced This Week and Nobody Noticed

    Three Cancer Drug Programs Advanced This Week and Nobody Noticed

    MAIA Biotechnology got FDA clearance to open US enrollment for its Phase 2 lung cancer trial on June 3. ADC Therapeutics released Phase 3 data confirming ZYNLONTA extends progression-free survival in lymphoma the same day. Verastem got an FDA Fast Track for its KRAS G12D inhibitor in lung cancer the day after. Three different companies,…

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  • Ivonescimab posted a 34% survival benefit at ASCO — the FDA decides in November

    Ivonescimab posted a 34% survival benefit at ASCO — the FDA decides in November

    ASCO week closed with one result that changed the conversation about lung cancer. Ivonescimab cut the risk of death by 34% in squamous NSCLC. The data landed in a Plenary Session. It was published simultaneously in The Lancet. It was the first time in the 61-year history of ASCO that a China-originated drug has been…

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