Successful Completion and Interim Results of Phase 1 Study of HC-5404 in Solid Tumors announced
“We are excited to announce the successful completion of our Phase 1 monotherapy study of HC-5404 along with the two publications in Clinical Cancer Research,” said Jonathan Lanfear, President and CEO. “We are encouraged by the safety profile, dose-dependent exposure, and pathway engagement, as well as the preliminary signals of efficacy observed in our Phase 1 trial. This provides a forward path for Ph1b/Ph2 studies in multiple indications/combinations as outlined in our publications in Clinical Cancer Research. Our publications also highlight some of the promise of HC-5404, including the potential to resensitize tumors to TKI therapy, increase the overall response rate in combination with TKI as demonstrated in PDX models, as well as inhibiting metastasis by blocking survival of disseminated dormant cancer cells.”
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