Hanmi Enters into Clinical Trial Collaboration and Supply Agreement with MSD to Evaluate BH3120 + KEYTRUDA

Dr. Kim Dong-wan, the director of the Seoul National University Hospital Clinical Trials Center (Hemato-Oncology Department), is the Principal Investigator of the phase 1 clinical trial of BH3120 in Korea and US. He said, “Through the collaboration with MSD, we expect BH3120 in combination with KEYTRUDA could improve outcomes for patients with relapsed or refractory disease.” A Hanmi representative stated, “BH3120 is our first global clinical research project using the next-generation bispecific antibody platform technology ‘Pentambody’ in the field of immuno-oncology therapy, potentially changing the paradigm of anticancer treatment,” and added, “We are dedicated to surpassing the constraints of current therapies and innovatively boosting therapeutic efficacy through our next-generation immune-oncology therapy.”

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