Novartis confirms unconstrained supply for Pluvicto® and continues to significantly expand the number of treatment centers
“We have been working hard to increase the capacity and improve the reliability of the supply of our radioligand therapies to ensure patients have access to this therapy and to prepare for future growth as more patients may become eligible for this treatment,” said Victor Bulto, President, Novartis US. “Radioligand therapies have the potential to shift the standard of care in oncology and we are excited about the possibilities of our broad RLT pipeline for patients. With substantial experience in developing a reliable supply chain and delivery infrastructure, we are well positioned to expand access to these therapies for years to come.”
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