86% OS at 9 Months observed in 1L Pancreatic Cancer Patients Treated with Atebimetinib + mGnP
“Overall survival is the gold standard in oncology and has been Immuneering’s goal from the very beginning. In cancer nothing matters more than keeping patients alive and helping them thrive. We are beyond thrilled to report that not only was our extraordinary 94% overall survival at 6 months sustained with additional follow up time, but that our observed 9-month overall survival of 86% shows an even larger gap with standard of care benchmarks,” said Ben Zeskind, Ph.D., CEO of Immuneering. “To combine such meaningful overall survival with such favorable tolerability has the potential to be truly game-changing for first-line pancreatic cancer patients.”
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