BioCity Biopharmaceutics Announces Clinical Collaboration to Evaluate BC3195 + KEYTRUDA combination in Patients with Locally Advanced or Metastatic Solid Tumors

“We are encouraged by the clinical data we have seen thus far for BC3195 as monotherapy, which have demonstrated improved anti-tumour activity in patients with certain non-small cell lung and breast cancers. We now look forward to exploring the potential of BC3195 in combination with KEYTRUDA through this collaboration, as we continue to advance our clinical program and seek to further validate our differentiated drug discovery and development approach.” Said by Ivy Wang, Co-founder and Executive President of BioCity.

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