Additional Positive Efficacy Data with Single Agent BI-1808 from the Phase 2a anti-TNFR2 program Announced

“We are thrilled by the observation of these partial responses in the CTCL cohort, which, together with the previously reported data, support the potential of BI-1808 to become a new class of immunomodulatory treatment option for patients with different kinds of cancers,” said Martin Welschof, Chief Executive Officer at BioInvent. “CTCL is an important indication where there is a high unmet need for new safe and effective solutions for patients, and we are now evaluating the next possible steps to accelerate the development of BI-1808 in this disease. We look forward to the emerging data from this trial from the CTCL cohorts as well as the ovarian cancer, and additional cohorts”.
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