First Patients enrolled in Standard of Care Chemo Combination Cohorts of Global Ph 1/2 ASCEND Trial of CR-001
“Our team’s outstanding execution has enabled us to rapidly advance three programs into the clinic in 2026 and make significant progress in developing next-generation IO, ADC and combination therapies. Together with our partner, Kelun-Biotech, we have achieved seven IND clearances to date, and by mid-2027, we expect more than 2,000 patients to have been dosed across our portfolio. We remain focused on generating meaningful clinical data and expect to begin sharing results in the first quarter of 2027, including data from ASCEND, which is enrolling first-line NSCLC patients globally, including in the United States and Europe. We believe these data can support the initiation of the first of multiple Phase 3 studies of CR-001 in early 2028,” said Joshua Brumm, chief executive officer of Crescent.
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