Vir Biotechnology advances dual-masked TCE pipeline targeting difficult-to-treat solid tumors

Vir Biotechnology advances dual-masked TCE pipeline targeting difficult-to-treat solid tumors
Vir Biotechnology unveils oncology progress

Vir Biotechnology announced progress in advancing its clinical and pre-clinical pipeline of dual-masked T-cell engagers (TCEs) aimed at treating multiple challenging solid tumors.

The company shared this update as it joins the global oncology community at ESMO26, leveraging its expertise in immunology to support new therapeutic strategies for cancer.

Earlier this year, Vir Biotechnology entered a multi-program agreement with Gilead Sciences to develop dual-masked TCEs for solid tumor indications, according to company statements. The firm has also continued clinical development efforts in other disease areas, advancing its Phase 3 ECLIPSE program for a potential Hepatitis Delta treatment as previously reported here. These initiatives reflect Vir's ongoing focus on innovative therapies in oncology and infectious diseases.

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