Enrollment into Ph 1 study of EPI-7386 with apalutamide/abiraterone acetate plus prednisone in mCRPC patients suspended due to operational recruitment challenges
“While we are disappointed that Janssen will not be completing this study, we thank Janssen for the conduct of the study to date and the patients who participated in the study. We are encouraged by the favorable safety, pharmacokinetic, and initial clinical activity in these patients as these data further support the data generated in the EPI-7386 combination study with enzalutamide that ESSA is conducting. We are in discussions with Janssen to supply abiraterone acetate and apalutamide for an ESSA-sponsored combination study and expect to provide more details in the coming months,” said David Parkinson, Chief Executive Officer of ESSA.
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