11.1 Month Increase in OS in Patients with Newly Diagnosed, Advanced Ovarian Cancer Treated with IMNN-001 in OVATION 2 Ph 2 trial Announced
“These strong and clinically meaningful Phase 2 results are highly encouraging, suggesting that IMNN-001 may improve the outcomes for women with advanced ovarian cancer. In the near term, we look forward to advancing our therapeutic into a Phase 3 pivotal study as soon as possible,” said Stacy Lindborg, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of IMUNON. “Advancements in treatment options for advanced ovarian cancer in women who require neoadjuvant treatment have been limited over the years, and these patients continue to have poor prognoses. Our goal is for IMNN-001 to play an important role in the treatment regimen for the more than 300,000 women diagnosed with this deadly disease. On behalf of IMUNON, I extend heartfelt thanks to the women who participated in this trial, their families and the investigators.”
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