Topline Data From ASPEN-06 Ph 2 Trial shows Evorpacept Improves Tumor Response in Patients With HER2-Positive Gastric Cancer
“The topline results from the ASPEN-06 clinical trial confirm the robust response that evorpacept can deliver, generating a clinically meaningful impact on key measures of anti-cancer activity for patients with gastric cancers and continuing to surpass benchmarks in the field,” said Jason Lettmann, chief executive officer at ALX Oncology. “Additionally, they provide valuable insight beyond the interim data previously reported, offering a more conclusive look at the impact of evorpacept and identifying the most responsive patient population. Importantly, the level of clinical benefit seen in this trial provides support for developing evorpacept in combination with anti-cancer antibodies in additional tumor types and drives ALX’s development strategy.”
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