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Bioinvent Presents Combined BI-1808 and KEYTRUDA Data for Ovarian Cancer

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Bioinvent presented updated efficacy results for its BI-1808 therapy combined with MSD’s KEYTRUDA® at the ESMO Congress in Madrid. The analysis, which includes 34 evaluable patients, focused on patients with advanced platinum-resistant recurrent ovarian cancer receiving a chemotherapy-free regimen. BI-1808 is an anti-TNFR2 antibody designed to deplete immunosuppressive cells and promote anti-tumoral T-cell activity.

From investegate.co.uk

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The presentation validates the joint therapeutic effort between Bioinvent and MSD. The results provide updated information on the efficacy of combining BI-1808 with KEYTRUDA in treating PRROC. The study is ongoing, with a randomized Part C planned to incorporate BI-1808 into the new standard of care.

From investegate.co.uk

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  • MSDSpeculative

    MSD might see increased demand for KEYTRUDA® when used in combination therapy.

  • BioinventSpeculative

    Bioinvent could see increased valuation and future revenue potential based on the positive clinical results for BI-1808.

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