Positive Ph 2 Data for Maveropepimut (MVP-S) + Pembrolizumab and Low-Dose Cyclophosphamide in Metastatic Bladder Cancer Reported
Kenneth Kovan, President & Chief Operating Officer of BioVaxys, commented: “Building on the promising results from the recent Phase 1B/2 study of MVP-S plus pembrolizumab in ovarian cancer, this Phase 2 bladder cancer data reinforces the synergistic potential of combining MVP-S with anti-PD1 therapy. The encouraging activity—including complete responses in checkpoint-refractory patients—highlights survivin as a compelling target and strengthens the rationale for advancing MVP-S toward Phase 3 development in ovarian cancer and exploring broader partnering opportunities across additional indications.”
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