Merus' Cancer Drug & EU Summit in Copenhagen: Denmark Mourns Leth
Dutch cancer drug company Merus' promising treatment, petosemtamab, is in phase 3 development and could reach the market by 2027. Meanwhile, Denmark mourns the loss of legendary sports commentator Jørgen Leth, as Copenhagen gears up for a significant EU summit.
Merus, now owned by Janssen Pharmaceuticals, is developing petosemtamab, a potential game-changer in cancer treatment. The drug could hit the market in 2027, following successful phase 3 trials.
In other news, Denmark bids farewell to Jørgen Leth, the iconic sports commentator known for his poetic descriptions of cycling, particularly during the Tour de France. Leth was 88 when he passed away.
Copenhagen is preparing for an EU summit, with up to 60 leaders and high-ranking officials expected to attend. Security is a major concern, with potential threats including demonstrations, terrorism, espionage, and sabotage. Danish police will be bolstered by units from Sweden and Norway to ensure safety.
Earlier this week, Aalborg Airport experienced a temporary closure due to a suspected drone sighting. Police were called but the object vanished before verification.
Merus' cancer treatment, petosemtamab, could revolutionize cancer care by 2027. Denmark remembers Jørgen Leth, a broadcasting legend who left a lasting impact on sports commentary. As Copenhagen hosts the EU summit, authorities are working tirelessly to ensure the safety of all attendees.
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