End-of-Phase-2 Meeting Outcomes and Topline Interim Ph 2 Data for BOT/BAL in MSS Colorectal Cancer announced
Dr. Steven O’Day, Agenus’ Chief Medical Officer, stated, “Based on the high level of enthusiasm from significant numbers of global clinical experts and the promising clinical activity we have seen in the Phase 1 and 2 studies, our commitment to seek all possible pathways to make BOT/BAL available to patients is unwavering. This includes exploring opportunities to partner in the U.S. to accomplish a successful Phase 3 trial.”
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