Innovent and RemeGen Enter into Clinical Trial Collaboration Investigating Combination Therapy of TYVYT® and Novel ADC Candidates for Advanced Solid Tumors in China
Dr. Hui Zhou, Senior Vice President of Innovent, stated: “We are pleased to collaborate with RemeGen to further explore the combination therapy potential of sintilimab injection and novel ADC candidates. Preclinical studies has suggested the synergistic anti-tumor effects, which supports the investigation of combining ADCs with an anti-PD-1 monoclonal antibody to improve patient outcomes and overcome drug-resistance. As immunotherapy advanced into next era of development, we hope to strengthen the leading position of sintilimab as a backbone immunotherapy as well as investigate the new opportunities of combination therapies, and provide better treatment options for more cancer patients. “
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