First Participant Dosed in Ph 3 Study of IBI354 for Platinum-resistant Ovarian Cancer
Dr. Zhou Hui, Senior Vice President of Innovent, stated, “I’m pleased that the Phase III clinical study of IBI354 in HER2-expressing PROC has completed the first participant dosing. I look forward to positive results for IBI354 to provide a better treatment option for patients with HER2-expressing PROC. ADC is one of the core technology areas of Innovent’s strategic layout. We combine the world’s leading antibody engineering and multiple sets of differentiated linker-payload technologies to create a highly competitive and innovative TOPO1i ADC technology platform SoloTx®. IBI354 has demonstrated excellent safety and efficacy data in the previous study, which fully proves the value and the development strength of Innovent ADC platform. We will deeply layout the ADC and immunotherapy areas, focusing on the next generation of innovation, committed to bring better benefits to cancer patients.”
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