Updated Efficacy Data from Ph 1/2 Transtar102 Trial of Osemitamab + Nivolumab and CAPOX in 1L G/GEJ Cancer Presented

“We are encouraged to see the continued strength of the clinical signals in this study, which reinforce the potential of osemitamab to deliver meaningful benefit to patients in need of more effective treatment options,” said Dr. Charlie Qi, Executive Vice President, Head of Global Clinical Development at Transcenta. “Further, these updated data continue to demonstrate that the combination of osemitamab with nivolumab and CAPOX is safe and well tolerated as a first-line regimen for patients with advanced G/GEJ cancer.”

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