
Elena Garralda discusses a new therapy using molecular glue degraders for treating advanced solid tumors at the AACR 2026 meeting.
“Molecular Glue Degrader Improves Outcomes in Heavily Pre-treated Patients with Advanced Solid Tumors” An interview with: Elena Garralda MD PhD, Medical Oncologist, Head, Early Drug Development Unit, Vall d’Hebron Hospital, Barcelona, Spain SAN DIEGO, USA—Cancer cell transcription lies at the heart of a new therapy that has demonstrated potential for treating solid tumors that have become refractory to standard therapy. New data were reported, at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research, by a group from Spain on the use of a so-called “molecular glue degrader” that modulates transcription to treat cancer. First author Elena Garralda MD PhD, a medical oncologist who leads the Early Drug Development Unit at Vall d’Hebron Hospital in Barcelona, talked about her findings with Peter Goodwin: AUDIO JOURNAL OF ONCOLOGY: Elena Garralda MD PhD IN: [GOODWIN] “I am in San Diego at the …. OUT: ..Audio Journal of Oncoloty, I’m Peter Goodwin” 8:38 secs 2026 AACR Abstract Title CT006 – “Phase 1 DKY709A12101C study in patients with advanced solid tumors treated with DKY709, an IKZF2 degrader, alone or in combination with PDR001, a PD-1…
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