First Patient Dosed with CBX-12 in Ph 2 Trial in Ovarian Cancer
“Dosing the first patient marks an important milestone for the Phase 2 clinical trial in ovarian cancer and for patients facing this aggressive disease,” said Per Hellsund, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cybrexa. “CBX-12 recently demonstrated significant antitumor activity, broad application potential, and a favorable safety profile in a Phase 1 study, including encouraging response rates in TOP1-naïve ovarian and breast cancer patients. We are particularly excited about the potential for CBX-12 not only as a standalone treatment but also as a promising candidate for future combination therapies and look forward to its continued advancement in this and additional Phase 2 studies in solid tumors, which are planned for 2025.”
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