Ph 2/3 Trial for Eftilagimod Alpha plus Paclitaxel initiated in Metastatic Breast Cancer
Immutep CEO, Marc Voigt, said: “With its novel mechanism of action to activate antigen-presenting cells, efti has to date safely improved clinical outcomes from anti-PD-(L)1 therapies and standard-of-care chemotherapy. We look forward to AIPAC-003 building upon the encouraging synergy seen in our previous Phase IIb trial in metastatic breast cancer, especially with its three key adaptations: same day administration of efti plus paclitaxel, this dual IO-chemotherapy treatment continuing until disease progression, and a new primary endpoint of overall survival. The selected Phase II/III trial design allows us to move forward with a risk-balanced approach in MBC, as we continue our prioritized late-stage clinical development with anti-PD-1 therapy in 1st line head & neck squamous cell carcinoma and 1st line non-small cell lung cancer.”
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