ACHIEVE Ph 2b Trial Advanced with Final Dosing of 3 Patients
“As we progress with Cohort B, there is the potential for an expedited review given these patients’ stage and disease expression,” said Bryan Kobel, CEO of TC BioPharm. “We believe minimal residual disease represents a high opportunity for TCB008 to be extremely impactful. We could see a response indicating high responsiveness in fewer than the currently proposed cohort size. At this trial stage, we are still collating data, due to the regulatory framework, we cannot yet comment on efficacy specifically, but we are encouraged to see patients completing the dosing regimen successfully and without any safety issues. Our immediate clinical focus will be high recruitment on Cohort B in 2025 and completing the Cohort A patient set for data review. We appreciate the hard work of the King’s College Hospital and our fantastic investigator group including Dr. Victoria Potter, and Dr. Emma Nicholson. The recruitment has been exceptional and we look forward to continuing our work with them in 2025.”
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