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First Patient Dosed in Global Randomized Ph 3 Study (INVINCIBLE-3) in Metastatic Soft Tissue Sarcoma

“We have now dosed our first patient in the U.S. and have filed regulatory documents to initiate this trial in Canada and Europe.  Over the next several months, we anticipate initiating sites in eight countries.  Sarcoma is a deadly cancer with a median overall survival following second and third-line drug treatments of between 10 and 15 months,” said Intensity Therapeutics’ Founder, Chairman, and CEO, Lewis H. Bender. “During our phase 1/2 metastatic dose escalation study, in a sarcoma population that had progressed following a median of 3 lines of therapy, we reported a median overall survival of 21.3 months with our drug alone.  Patients, their caregivers, and physicians worldwide desperately need improved treatment options and we are excited to have finally begun testing our new approach in Phase 3. I want to take this opportunity to thank our dedicated team for getting us to this tremendous milestone.”

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