Newsletter | April 1, 2026

04.01.26 -- Commercializing CAR T Cell Therapy With Legend Biotech's Alan Bash

FEATURED ARTICLE

Commercializing CAR T Cell Therapy With Legend Biotech's Alan Bash

On this week's episode of the Business of Biotech we're speaking with Alan Bash, President, Carvykti, at Legend Biotech, about how Carvykti became a blockbuster, category-leading CAR T therapy for multiple myeloma.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Direct-To-Patient Strategies Helping CRO Exceed Enrollment Targets

This deep dive into a successful rescue mission of a Type 1 Diabetes clinical trial reveals how shifting to a direct-to-patient digital strategy can turn a failing timeline into a success story.

Optimizing Charge And N-glycan Profiles For CHO-Derived Fusion Proteins

Discover how structured design-of-experiment approaches can optimize charge variants and glycosylation to enhance biologics quality and therapeutic performance.

Study Data Success: Expertise, Collaboration, And Transparency

To strengthen cross-functional performance, teams should commit to building shared understanding, improving communication, and continuously refining their approach.

Building Blocks For Strategic Patient Support In Clinical Trials

Let’s talk about some tangible building blocks necessary to achieve the next evolution of patient support and explore the effects of strategic payment, budgeting, and logistics solutions.

Inside The Payer Perspective On Cell And Gene Therapy Coverage

Find out what 19 US payer organizations revealed about CGT coverage decisions, pre-approval engagement timelines, and the clinical evidence they need most to approve high-cost therapies.

Real-Time Clinical Data Insights Delivered By Automation And AI

Automated data flows and human‑guided AI enable faster, more reliable oversight into clinical trials. Learn how real‑time insights and unified monitoring support quality, efficiency, and readiness.

Overcome Common Pre-Filled Syringe Challenges Through Partnership

The pre-filled syringe market is growing fast, offering better patient safety and lower manufacturing costs. But “pre-filled” isn’t “easily filled”— specialized challenges remain.