Second Dose Administered to Patient in Ovarian Cancer CER-T Clinical Trial

Dr. Amit Kumar, CEO of Anixa Biosciences, stated, “We are proud to have an outstanding team, including Dr. Wenham and Dr. Avila, and we are encouraged by the positive response seen in this patient following the initial dose of our CAR-T therapy. The continued clinical improvements reinforce our confidence in the potential of this groundbreaking treatment to provide hope for patients battling ovarian cancer. We remain committed to advancing this innovative therapy and bringing new, effective treatment options to the forefront.”

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