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IMPACT TO DATE
6

Approved indications in certain types of breast and blood cancers with high unmet need

11

Ongoing Phase 3 trials across 8 tumor types and stages of disease

~40

Collaborations providing access to industry-leading innovations in oncology

Cancer steals possibility. We're taking it back.™

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Scientific Framework
Our pipeline focuses on advancing three biological approaches to target cancers:
  • Kill cancer cells from within
  • Engage the immune system to fight cancer
  • Disrupt conditions which allow cancer to grow
Kill cancer cells from within
We develop therapies that selectively target and kill cancer cells with minimal impact on healthy tissue.
Engage the immune system to fight cancer
We advance innovative approaches, like small molecules, therapeutic antibodies and cell therapies, that reprogram and stimulate the body’s own immune cells to recognize and eliminate cancer cells.
Disrupt conditions which allow cancer to grow
We develop therapies that disrupt the support network of cancer cells, allowing the body’s immune system and anti-cancer agents to work more effectively.
Our Pipeline of Transformative Advances

We’re purposefully building our oncology portfolio and pipeline to address the greatest gaps in care. From antibody-drug conjugate technologies and small molecules to cell therapy-based approaches, we're creating new possibilities for people with cancer.

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The Promise of Cell Therapy at Kite

Kite, a Gilead Company, is singularly focused on achieving cures with cell therapy. We’re the only global company solely dedicated to the research, development, manufacturing and commercialization of cell therapy, where we’re relentlessly focused on delivering hope to patients who need it most.

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Clinical Trials

We're committed to involving the communities most impacted by disease in the design and execution of our clinical trials.

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Our-medicines

Medicines

We currently offer more than 25 therapies in the United States and are rapidly growing our portfolio through internal research and development and external collaborations.

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Partnering for
Progress

We're transforming how cancer is treated by collaborating with partners from across the entire oncology community, including advocates, patients, industry and academia.

Partnerships play a key role in our growing pipeline and capabilities. Through approximately 40 active alliances and collaborations, we’re joining forces with some of the most promising oncology companies to access external sources of innovation, pursue next-generation cancer therapies and expand potential indications in our pipeline.

We actively partner with organizations across the cancer continuum that share our commitment to health equity, supporting the development and amplification of education and resources to advance equitable access and address care disparities.

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Videos

  • U.S Military Veteran Battles Lymphoma with CAR T-cell Therapy: Marcus’s Story
    U.S. Air Force veteran, Marcus, was home between deployments when he faced a personal battle with lymphoma. After six rounds of chemo, remission and a relapse, he joined a CAR T-cell Therapy trial that’s bringing him hope for tomorrow.
  • Gilead Pays Tribute to Patient Advocacy Work: Cara's Story
  • Toward Health Equity for Black People Impacted by TNBC: Update from Gilead Oncology Grantees
    Toward Health Equity for Black People Impacted by triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is Gilead’s inaugural oncology grant program. In 2021-2022, the first cohort of grantees received funding for this program – a total of $5.7 million to 21 organizations. Many grantees are community-based groups focused on grassroots efforts, and others are advancing equity at the regional and national levels.

Additional Therapeutic Areas

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