Ph 2 Study Plan for α-lactalbumin-targeting Breast Cancer Vaccine Unveiled
“We are excited to unveil our Phase 2 study plan, bringing us one step closer to a potentially transformative therapy for breast cancer patients,” said Dr. Amit Kumar, Chairman and CEO of Anixa Biosciences. “By targeting treatment rather than prevention, we can reach a broader patient population and potentially expedite the process of regulatory approval and partnerships. This trial marks a key milestone in advancing our mission to fight cancer through innovative therapies. While our Phase 2 trial focuses on the therapeutic market, with the data obtained in this trial, we expect to conduct additional, more informed studies for both recurrence prevention and primary prevention with partners in the future.”
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