Multikine Confirmatory Ph 3 Trial in newly diagnosed locally advanced head and neck cancer patients to be Initiated
“Now that the clinical protocol for our final marketing Registration Study has been submitted, we are proceeding to sign up investigators and open clinical sites. We are receiving a very positive response and high levels of interest from head and neck cancer physicians who see the abundance of data on Multikine and want to deliver this option to their patients,” stated CEL-SCI CEO Geert Kersten. “We believe that this small 212-patient trial will enroll relatively quickly precisely because Multikine has proven what it can do in terms of safety and efficacy in this specific target patient population which has not had a new option for treatment in decades.”
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