First patient dosed in Ph 1a clinical trial for AK146D1
“Our globally first-in-class bispecific antibodies cadonilimab and ivonescimab have been successfully approved in China and have shown groundbreaking clinical value across various cancer treatments. This has established a strong global advantage for the company in the IO 2.0 space. Additionally, the efficient development of ADCs, particularly a series of innovative bispecific ADCs, will further strengthen our leadership in the ADC 2.0 field. As a result, after the evolution of IO + chemotherapy, IO + ADC, and IO 2.0 + ADC, Akeso has once again created a global competitive edge in “IO+ADC” 2.0. We are excited about the potential of these next-generation treatments to benefit patients worldwide.”
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