SCOPE Ph 2 data shows strongly improved outcomes in Late-Stage Melanoma with iSCIB1+
Dr Nermeen Varawalla, Chief Medical Officer of Scancell, said: “iSCIB1+ has shown meaningful benefits in terms of responses, disease control, progression-free survival and immune responses, which offer a potentially huge improvement for patients. Furthermore, its strong safety profile suggests that iSCIB1+ could be used in addition to SoC without adding toxicities. These data demonstrate the potential of iSCIB1+ in patients with metastatic melanoma as well as highlight the significant potential in earlier stage resectable disease when administered in the neoadjuvant / adjuvant setting. The results also provide the option of a biomarker to predict responders which could be a significant advantage in selecting participants in a future registrational study.”
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