Zai Lab Announces Strategic Partnership and Global License Agreement with MediLink Therapeutics for a Next Gen ADC Program in Oncology
“We are excited to collaborate with MediLink on this program. We will leverage our capabilities to advance the global development of YL212,” said Rafael G. Amado, M.D., President, Head of Global Oncology Research and Development at Zai Lab. “This collaboration demonstrates our continued focus on developing cancer therapies including ADC drugs, further enriching our global oncology pipeline. It also complements our existing strong lung cancer portfolio. YL212 is advancing rapidly to the clinical stage, and we look forward to testing this compound in patients with limited therapeutic options.”
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