Patients With Aggressive Brain and Advanced Liver Cancers Treated with PIC monotherapy Reach Five Years of Durable RFS

“Geneos’ PICs as monotherapy have now enabled patients with two distinct, difficult-to-treat, rapidly progressing cancers to live beyond five years, recurrence free and healthy – living rich, fulfilling lives,” said Niranjan Sardesai, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Geneos. “These cases, together with our broader clinical trial results, highlight the durability and tolerability we believe to be achievable with our DNA-based PIC therapy. These results are encouraging and we look forward to continuing to advance our clinical program so that we may bring this potential new treatment option to people living with aggressive cancers rapidly.”

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