Combo Regimen May Improve Pathologic Complete Response Rate in TNBC in Early Ph 2 INVINCIBLE-4 of INT230-6

Lewis H. Bender, Founder, President & CEO, said, “The pCR data observations to date in the INVINCIBLE-4 study are promising, though preliminary and early. We are also pleased to see fewer total grade 3 or higher adverse events and fewer adverse events associated with checkpoint inhibitors when our drug is combined with immunochemotherapy in Cohort A than seen in Cohort B. The safety observed to date is consistent with our prior results using our drug with immunotherapy in mice1 and humans, which have been presented at oncology conferences or published in peer-reviewed journals.”

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