Handling a promising cancer agent that keeps on giving, with BeyondSpring's Ramon Mohanlal

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The promise being shown by plinabulin, not just as a natural compound that could provide multiple potential therapeutic benefits in a variety of cancers but also as an agent that mitigates the side effects and improves the efficacy of an established chemotherapy treatment, is enormous.

Many small companies would therefore love to swap places with the immuno-oncology specialist BeyondSpring, which is developing this asset as its lead drug candidate.

"Our company has a strong focus on innovation but also a strong development strategy combining resources and capabilities in the USA with those in China"

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