ASCO 2025: Cell Therapy Abstract Highlights
Our ASCO 2025 Post-Conference Report offers an in-depth analysis and summary of the 95 cell therapy-related abstracts presented at the 2025 ASCO Annual Meeting.
This report is an essential resource for staying updated on the latest developments and innovations in the field of Cell Therapy
Highlights include insights into:
- Therapeutic Class: CAR T cells remained dominant, but there was greater diversity in cell types and non-genetic engineering strategies compared to last year.
- Top Targets: CD19 was the most common disclosed target, with increased focus on B7-H3, alongside emerging targets like CD5
- Disease Breakdown: Lung Cancer was the most popular disease indication, followed by lymphoma, leukemia, ovarian cancer, and skin cancer
- Abstract Summaries for Clinical and Preclinical assets
We hope you find this report valuable and insightful and are as excited as we are to see the latest cell therapy development.

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