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Ph 2/3 TEBE-AM clinical trial converted into registrational Phase 3 trial evaluating KIMMTRAK for previously treated advanced cutaneous melanoma

Mark Moyer, SVP, Regulatory Affairs, Immunocore said: “The decision to launch a registrational trial in cutaneous melanoma was based on KIMMTRAK’s overall survival benefit in uveal melanoma, and promising clinical activity as monotherapy and in combination with immune checkpoint therapy in Phase 1 cutaneous melanoma trials. To allow robust testing of two KIMMTRAK regimens and to accelerate the time to primary analysis, we decided, in consultation with the FDA, to amend the protocol into a single Phase 3 registrational study.”

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