Results from UNICORN Ph 2 Trial Demonstrating Deep Responses with Neoadjuvant BOT+BAL in Resectable Colon Cancer Published in Nature Medicine
“UNICORN delivers compelling, independent evidence that BOT+BAL can produce deep responses in MSS colon cancer, a disease historically resistant to conventional immunotherapy,” said Steven O’Day, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of Agenus. “With no recurrences observed to date, these findings reinforce the promise of treating earlier. Together with NEST, they provide a strong foundation for our planned Phase 3 ROBBIN trial and our ambition to change how MSS colon cancer is treated in the curative-intent setting.”
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