Ph 3 trial FLAMINGO-01 of GLSI-100 to prevent breast cancer recurrences announced the initiation of new clinical sites in the US

CEO Snehal Patel commented, “We started working with Dr. Rugo when she was the breast cancer leader at UCSF and joined our Phase III study and Steering Committee. We quickly benefited from her recommendations as the study was starting up and expanding into Europe. Her extensive experience in developing novel therapies, while minimizing toxicities, will guide us through the development of GLSI-100 as an effective and safe vaccine to prevent metastatic breast cancer in high-risk breast cancer survivors. With the addition of these new sites at City of Hope, planned expansion of US Oncology/Sarah Cannon sites, addition of sites in new countries, including potentially the United Kingdom and Canada, the total sites participating in FLAMINGO-01 could increase from the current 160 sites to up to 190-200 sites.”

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