Oncology
  • Essential factors for selecting patients for Kymriah (tisagenlecleucel) therapy to improve safety and/or response for their approved indications
  • Essential factors for sequencing Kymriah (tisagenlecleucel) therapy with other therapies and determining outcomes for their approved indications
  • Novel combinations of therapies with Kymriah (tisagenlecleucel) to improve response and/or safety for their approved indications
  • Study outcomes of Kymriah (tisagenlecleucel) administered at various sites (e.g., in-patient, out-patient, community hospital, community practice) for their approved indications

CML-CP in Earlier Lines (1L & 2L)

  • Sequencing of TKIs, clinical efficacy, and safety in real-world setting
  • Patient – reported outcomes (PROs) and Quality of life issues with current CML therapies
  • Biomarkers for TFR and safety
  • Long-term safety and tolerability
  • Studies aiming to improve the eligibility to attempt TFR and reduce the risk of relapse after TFR attempts
  • Response to asciminib in patients with pre-existing BCR::ABL1 mutations other than T315I, or treatment approaches in patients with emerging mutations under asciminib, including compound mutations
     

CML- BC and Ph+ ALL

  • Efficacy and safety of Asciminib in selected ALL settings (PH+, Ph-Like)
  • Exploratory high-risk advanced phase CML populations such as patients with additional genomic alterations
  • TKI- based combinations addressing high unmet need populations (CML-AP/BC)

Out of scope

  • Use of Non BCR-ABL diseases

With Drug

  • Mechanistic studies in PNH
  • Studies evaluating complement factors associated with or predictive of treatment outcome in PNH
  • Studies evaluating effectiveness, safety and management of Iptacopan in PNH patients treated in the real-world setting
  • Studies evaluating PNH treated patients in the context of bone marrow disorders, such as AA, in the real-world setting
  • Studies evaluating the role of factor B inhibition in hematologic complement mediated diseases
     

Without drug

  • Complement mediated diseases in Hematology
  • Role of complement system in disease evolution
  • Approaches to facilitating and expediting diagnosis
  • Identification of biomarkers that leads to better characterization, management or correlation with outcomes
  • Burden of disease (clinical, economic, and/or humanistic burden)
  • Epidemiology studies (incl. registries)
     

Out of scope

  • Pediatric studies
  • Clinical trials exploring different dosing regimens as currently investigated
  • Clinical trials combining Iptacopan with immunosuppressant and anti-C5 treatments
  • Head-to-head comparisons
  • Studies in other non complement mediated hematologic diseases

HR+/HER2- Studies in Breast Cancer

  • Exploring ribociclib with novel/emergent compounds
  • Utilizing real-world data (RWD) and/or digital health technologies
  • Enhances the treatment experience of patients

Out of scope

  • Any area outside HR+/HER2- breast cancer
  • Any study in overlap with ongoing Novartis – sponsored/supported studies
  • Investigating retreatment or extended treatment with 177Lu-PSMA-617
  • Real-world evidence in prostate cancer for 177Lu-PSMA-617
  • Health disparities in advanced prostate cancer

GEP & Bronchopulmonary NET

  • Re-treatment/Re-challenge with Lutathera (after initial 4 cycles)
  • Combinations with other agents with potential to improve efficacy
  • Sequencing studies
  • Long-term safety
  • Efficacy/Safety of Lutathera in specific patient subgroups

Other SSTR+ Tumors

  • Role of Lutathera in the management of patients with other SSTR-positive tumors

NETSPOT for Imaging

  • Role of Netspot in GEP-NET and other SSTR2+ tumors

Imaging Studies in FAP-expressing solid tumors

  • Role of FAP PET in diagnosis, staging, clinical decision-making, and treatment response
  • Studies exploring FAP PET as an imaging biomarker: Correlation with other biomarkers such as histological/molecular/genetic subtype
  • Understanding FAP expression in benign/inflammatory processes in relation to FAP RLT safety and patient selection for therapy

Therapeutic Studies

  • Role of 177Lu-FAP RLT in FAP-expressing solid tumors
  • Use of 177Lu-FAP RLT in combination with standard of care therapies and/or immuno-oncology agents
  • Studies investigating the effect of 177Lu-FAP RLT in cancer-associated fibroblasts and tumor microenvironment
  • Evaluation of optimal dosing regimens in subpopulations and combinations
  • Correlation of RLT efficacy with predictive biomarkers and FAP PET uptake
  • Studies exploring alternate routes of administration to improve safety and efficacy
  • Investigating alternative dosing regimens (cycles, frequency) with 225Ac-PSMA-617 in mCRPC
  • Radioligand therapy in neoadjuvant setting for localized prostate cancer
  • Use of 225Ac-PSMA-617 in adjuvant setting in combination with EBRT + ADT +/- abiraterone in patients with localized prostate cancer post prostatectomy with N1M0 on PSMA PET
  • Use of 225Ac-PSMA-617 post definitive therapy for localized prostate cancer with biochemical recurrence and PSMA-PET M0 disease
  • Use of PSMA-targeted PET imaging agents in prostate cancer (e.g., patient selection, treatment assessment)
  • Use of 225Ac-PSMA-617 in combination with other agents in  mHSPC or mCRPC
  • Treatments up-regulating PSMA expression in prostate cancer
  • Use of >6 cycles of 225Ac-PSMA-617 in patients with mHSPC or mCRPC
  • Use of 225Ac-PSMA-617 in prostate cancer patients with distinct mutations (e.g., PTEN-loss, AKT, DDR)
  • Use of 225Ac-PSMA-617 in patients with low or no PSMA expression in mCRPC
  • Real-world evidence in prostate cancer for 225Ac-PSMA-617
  • Health disparities in advanced prostate cancer
  • Sequencing with 177Lu-PSMA-617

     
CRM

Non-drug IITs

Epidemiology associated with elevated Lp(a)

  • Patient characterization, identification, and genetic risk across sub-groups
  • Association & impact on different types of CVD (ischemic stroke, PAD), polyvascular disease, and other CV-related diseases

Distinct and unique pathophysiology of Lp(a) related to CVD

  • Insights on the pro-thrombotic mechanisms impacted by Lp(a)
  • Unique features of Lp(a)

Patient perception on contribution of Lp(a) to CVD and CV risk

Lp(a) testing and global CV risk management

  • Implementation of Lp(a) testing in CVD risk evaluation
  • Clinical and economic value of Lp(a) testing

Out of scope

  • Comparison / association with LDL-C​
  • Non-cardiovascular related diseases
  • ASCVD MOA – atherosclerotic plaque composition/changes
  • Differentiation of inclisiran vs other LLTs in Real World setting – e.g., adherence, implementation

Disease-related: including but not limited to IgAN, FSGS, Alport Syndrome, post-kidney transplant

  • Studies evaluating the role of the endothelin pathway in proteinuric kidney diseases (e.g. IgAN, FSGS, Alport Syndrome, post-kidney transplant).
  • Innovative diagnostic approaches beyond biopsy and prognostic approaches for IgAN and FSGS.
  • Approaches to improve profiling (biomarkers, genetics, imaging, histopathology) of patients with IgAN and FSGS.
  • Epidemiological studies and burden of disease (clinical, economic and/or humanistic burden) in patients with proteinuric kidney diseases.
  • Patient journey mapping and practice change initiatives to improve outcomes and reduce disparities.

Drug-related

  • Studies evaluating pre-clinical, mechanistic and clinical effects of atrasentan  in patients with proteinuric kidney diseases (included, but not limited to IgAN, and post-kidney transplant), including biomarker analyses, specific patient subgroups, and broader physiological impacts (e.g. inflammation, fibrosis, and pain).
  • Studies on combination strategies with atrasentan in IgAN.

Out of scope

  • Pediatric studies (with drug).
  • Studies exploring different dosing regimens than currently FDA-approved dose.
  • Head-to-head comparisons with other approved products.
  • Studies including patients with eGFR <15 ml/min/1.73m2 (CKD stage 5).

Disease-related: including but not limited to IgAN, C3G, IC-MPGN, aHUS, LN, AAV, FSGS, post-kidney transplant, IgAV with nephrits

  • Studies evaluating the role of the complement system in complement-mediated kidney diseases.
  • Innovative diagnostic approaches beyond biopsy and prognostic approaches for complement-mediated kidney diseases.
  • Approaches to improve profiling  (i.e. biomarkers, genetics, imaging, histopathology) of patients with complement-mediated kidney diseases.
  • Epidemiological studies and burden of disease (clinical, economic and/or humanistic burden) in patients with complement-mediated kidney diseases.
  • Patient journey mapping and practice change initiatives to improve outcomes and reduce disparities. 

Drug-related

  • Studies evaluating pre-clinical, mechanistic, and clinical effects of iptacopan in patients with complement-mediated kidney diseases (e.g. IgAN, C3G, IC-MPGN, aHUS, post-kidney transplant, IgAV with nephritis) including biomarker analyses, and specific patient subgroups (e.g. high crescent, RPGN, corticosteroid-resistant).
  • Studies on combination strategies with iptacopan in IgAN.

Out of scope

  • Pediatric studies (with drug).
  • Head-to-head comparisons with other approved products.
  • Studies including patients with GFR <20 ml/min/1.73m2.
Neuroscience

Multiple Sclerosis

  • The experience of use of OMB in sub-populations of RMS (e.g., AA and Hispanic patients, and age)
  • The impact of OMB on MS comorbidities and patient-centric outcomes
  • The therapeutic role of OMB in MS: Efficacy, safety, tolerability, use in treatment naive patients
  • The impact of OMB on both fluid and digital biomarkers in MS
  • The MS pathophysiology (including MoA of OMB and its effects on MS pathophysiology) and burden of disease of MS (including impact of OMB)
  • The innovative neuroimaging techniques used to measure biomarkers of MS disease/MS inflammation/axonal integrity and function (including effects of OMB)
  • The long-term impact on the immune system and long-term safety with B-cell therapies
  • Different B-cell depleting therapies have a differential impact on the functioning of the immune system over time, especially on the non-B-cell compartment

Multiple Sclerosis

  • The impact on CNS – BBB transmigration, microglial impact (activation)
  • The impact on biology of progression – PET imaging impact, cognition, fatigue, depression outcomes
  • The impact on imaging – SELs, PRLs, cortical lesions impact
  • The role for remibrutinib in sequencing of treatments
  • The proteome profiling effects of remibrutinib

Myasthenia Gravis

  • Impact of remibrutinib on gMG
  • Development of biomarkers and endpoint exploration for clinical trial use

In Scope

  • Demonstrating or validating care needs for SMA populations post Zolgensma IV Treatment-safety related items
  • Value of Zolgensma IV : Cost of care, Quality of life, and Caregiver Burden-Cost effectiveness
  • Methods/Processes to assess the efficacy and durability of Zolgensma IV  (e.g. bulbar function)
  • Biomarkers for efficacy

Out of  Scope

  • Clinical Trials involving Zolgensma IV re-dosing
  • Study of Zolgensma IV  alternative doses/maximum dose
  • Basic Science research that request use of Zolgensma IV

In Scope

  • Interventional Studies of OAV101 IT in patients not included in clinical trials (e.g. independently ambulant SMA patients, patients >18 years,  severe scoliosis) and patients with AAV9 titers >1:50
  • Non-interventional Studies of OAV101 IT assessing sleep, bulbar function, scoliosis and respiratory function, head steadiness and independence.
  • Studies on biomarkers assessing clinical response to OAV101 IT

Out of Scope

  • Clinical Trials involving OAV101 IT re-dosing or OAV IT dosing following OAV IV
  • Study of OAV101 IT  alternative doses/maximum dose
  • Head-to-head comparison with other therapies and combination with other MDT
  • Studies of OAV101 IT in patients under 2 years of age.
  • Comparative studies between Zolgensma IV and OAV101 IT
Immunology
  • Sjogren's disease US epidemiology
  • Sjogren's disease classification and clinical assessment
  • Sjogren's disease progression: use of ultrasounds, clinical assessments and or biomarkers
  • Sjogren’s symptoms: evidence generation with existing PROs or new SjD symptom modalities
  • Sjogren's disease organ domains: generation of evidence in key disease domains
  • Sjogren's disease and concomitant conditions (i.e., rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, etc.) and outcomes
  • Sjogren's disease in subpopulations (AA, Hispanic, etc.) and outcomes
  • Sjogren's disease burden: clinical, social, economical, and humanistic aspects

Disease Related Research

  • Population-based epidemiology studies; studies investigating the impact of urticaria on patients; studies of real-world treatment patterns (incl. e.g. overuse of corticosteroids, impact on sleep); studies of patient preference, patient experience and satisfaction (qualitative).
  • Studies employing digital technology e.g. in silico models, AI-enabled/machine learning techniques, telemedicine etc. to predict disease trajectories, treatment response, disease modification, etc.
  • Studies investigating innovative tools to support urticaria management, e.g. digital applications, sleep related.
  • Long-term CSU/CindU observational studies and secondary use of data.

Clinical Studies

  • Studies with Remibrutinib in CSU/CindU,
  • Poof of concepts in new allergic and dermatologic indications.

Mechanistic Studies

  • Mechanistic studies assessing the effects of Remibrutinib on mast cells, basophils, B-cells and other relevant immune pathways in vitro or ex vivo.

Optional Out of Scope

  • Head-to-head comparisons of Remibrutinib with other active treatments.
  • Studies investigating Remibrutinib in combination with biologics.
  • Alternative dosing regimens to 25 mg b.i.d developed in the CSU phase 3 clinical program.