Opamtistomig Completes Patient Enrollment in Ph 2 Study for Biliary Tract Cancer

Dr. Charles Cai, Chief Medical Officer of Leads Biolabs, said: “The rapid progress of our Phase II BTC study reflects the strong confidence investigators and patients have placed in the encouraging efficacy signals generated by Opamtistomig to date. Immune-cold tumors remain among the greatest challenges in oncology and represent one of the most important frontiers for next generation immunotherapy. Across multiple immune-cold tumor types, Opamtistomig has consistently demonstrated promising clinical activity, further validating its potential as an IO 2.0 pan-tumor cornerstone therapy. We are committed to accelerating the clinical development of Opamtistomig in BTC and look forward to bringing a more effective and durable treatment option to patients with this devastating disease as early as possible.”

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