First Patient Dosed in Ph 1/2 Study of mRNA-2808 for Multiple Myeloma

“This is an important milestone as it is Moderna’s first T-cell engager therapy to be dosed in a patient. Given the vast unmet needs in multiple myeloma, I believe we can help improve the lives of these patients with innovative therapies,” said Dr. Kyle Holen, Head of Development, Oncology at Moderna. “Our mRNA platform uniquely allows for the multiplexing of several T-cell engager targets, designed to attack the disease from multiple angles to overcome, reduce and prevent escape mechanisms. We are proud to launch our first, of what we hope are many, T-cell engager therapies as we continue on our mission to transform cancer care for patients in need.”

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