Re: MRK
Even with a broad label, patients will still need to be tested to see if they can get Keytruda mono (if they have >50% expression). The OS curve in KN021G did not separate - so, whether one uses carbo+pem upfront followed by PD1 or combines them together in 1L may not matter. And considering that some patients can get BEV+carbo+pem, followed by BEV/PEM maintenance (and their only chance to get it would be in 1L), it's not going to be easy for PD1+chemo to penetrate 1L (esp. <1%/PD-L1 negative). People like to preserve options for sequencing, so it's a tough ask to shoot both bullets (platinum and PD1) together in 1L. I better be getting a big OS separation for this.