Halozyme’s Enhanze technology has now brought seven monoclonal antibodies, including Ocrevus and Tecentriq, from IV to subcutaneous delivery, but Alteogen and other high-concentration formulation players hope to join the party as Medicare pricing issues help drive interest.

In this week's podcast edition of Five Must-Know Things: summer ADC dealmaking continues apace; a look at cell therapies in Japan; Pfizer’s new US digital consumer platform; Galapagos’s US point of care CAR-T study; and Novartis partners with Lindy on biologics delivery.

Novartis is paying Lindy potentially more than $900m to use its technology for making intravenous biologics available for subcutaneous injection using autoinjectors.

Plus deals involving Bristol Myers Squibb/Avidity, Aexon/NLS, Boehringer Ingelheim/Phenomic AI, AnaptysBio/Centessa and Biodexa/Adhera/Melior.