First Patient dosed in AIPAC-003 Phase II/III Trial for Metastatic Breast Cancer
Immutep CSO, Prof Frédéric Triebel said: “Commencing patient dosing for our AIPAC-003 trial of efti is a significant milestone for Immutep. Our aim is to improve clinical outcomes, focusing on a robust primary endpoint later in the phase III, overall survival, for patients with standard-of-care chemotherapy. Our previous trial, AIPAC, showed encouraging efficacy and safety results, including a 2.9-month median overall survival benefit and statistically significant median overall survival improvements of between 4.2 to 19.6 months across three pre-specified subgroups. We look forward to seeing how 90mg efti dosing, along with same-day administration of efti plus paclitaxel until disease progression, may build upon these prior results.”
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