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In the second quarter of 2026, Geron Corporation reported revenue of US$57.48 million versus US$49.04 million a year earlier, a net loss of US$16.68 million, first-half revenue of US$109.32 million, and a reduced first-half net loss of US$20.32 million, while also filing a US$6.03 million common stock shelf registration for 4,500,000 shares tied to an ESOP. Investors now have an initial full-year 2026 view on RYTELO, with Geron guiding to net product revenue between US$220 million and US$240...

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