sNDA accepted for Toripalimab Combined with Bevacizumab for the 1L Treatment of Advanced HCC
“I’m delighted to see the successful submission of the sNDA for toripalimab’s 11th indication,” General Manager and CEO of Junshi Biosciences, Dr. Jianjun ZOU, said. “Since receiving marketing approval in 2018 as the first domestically developed anti-PD-1 monoclonal antibody, toripalimab has targeted the unmet needs of cancer patients in China and even internationally. As of now, it has been approved for 10 indications in 7 cancer types, many of which are exclusive indications. This sNDA is toripalimab’s first indication in liver cancer, and once again, toripalimab is demonstrating its ‘broad-spectrum’ when battling cancer. Going forward, we will actively communicate with regulatory authorities to speed up the approval of this indication, so that more advanced liver cancer patients can benefit from our innovative therapy.”
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