sNDA for Toripalimab as Perioperative Treatment for Resectable NSCLC Patients approved
“This approval of the new perioperative lung cancer indication signifies the expansion of toripalimab’s treatment population from late-stage to early-stage cancer patients. One of the first domestic pharmaceutical companies to initiate clinical trials for perioperative immunotherapy, Junshi Biosciences entered the perioperative immunotherapy arena very early on and now holds the broadest spectrum of indications in China. Presently, cancer immunotherapy has evolved into the standard treatment for various late-stage cancers, we are confident that this innovative therapy will lead to breakthrough changes in early cancer treatment and become the preferred treatment option for patients seeking long-term benefits,” said Dr. Jianjun ZOU, Global Research and Development President of Junshi Biosciences.
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