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CellCentric raises $220M for a ‘transformative’ multiple myeloma medicine

A Series D round led by Venrock will support an ongoing Phase 2 study, and planned Phase 3 trial, of an oral drug the biotech sees as a differentiated option for patients with persistent disease.

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biopharmadive.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

CellCentric raises $220M for a ‘transformative’ multiple myeloma medicine

A Series D round led by Venrock will support an ongoing Phase 2 study, and planned Phase 3 trial, of an oral drug the biotech sees as a differentiated option for patients with persistent disease.

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endpoints.news1 mesi fa

CellCentric raises $220M to get multiple myeloma pill to market

CellCentric has reeled in a $220 million Series D to help it address multiple myeloma patients who have exhausted all other treatment options.

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  1. mercoledì 6 maggio 2026·biopharmadive.com

    CellCentric raises $220M for a ‘transformative’ multiple myeloma medicine

    A Series D round led by Venrock will support an ongoing Phase 2 study, and planned Phase 3 trial, of an oral drug the biotech sees as a differentiated option for patients with…

  2. mercoledì 6 maggio 2026·endpoints.news

    CellCentric raises $220M to get multiple myeloma pill to market

    CellCentric has reeled in a $220 million Series D to help it address multiple myeloma patients who have exhausted all other treatment options.