Updated survival data from Ph 2 trial of Bria-IMT™ + retifanlimab combo in advanced metastatic breast cancer patients announced
“This is working, and it’s working well. We had high hopes going into this clinical read-out, and the survival numbers have even exceeded our expectations. With 9 of 11 women still alive, this has a material impact for the patients and their loved ones, especially since some patients may have had only weeks or months to live prior to our treatment,” stated Dr. William V. Williams, BriaCell’s President and CEO. “This survival update bodes well for our upcoming pivotal trial, since the FDA has agreed to survival benefits as the primary endpoint.”
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