Immutep Announces Research Collaboration with the George Washington University Cancer Center to Evaluate Neoadjuvant Efti
Immutep CEO, Marc Voigt commented, “We are thankful for the interest and investment by academia in the United States and elsewhere to evaluate the promise of efti at earlier-stage disease. This trial helps us cost-efficiently expand our clinical pipeline for neoadjuvant efti in areas of high unmet need. Our belief is this novel immune system activator can play a meaningful role in metastatic settings and in the ongoing expansion of immunotherapy into neoadjuvant settings to fight cancer.”
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