Clinical data from CALM, STORM and CANON trials presented at scientific conferences further highlight the potential efficacy of CAVATAK (oncolytic virus) against a range of cancers using several delivery approaches. While the evidence of CAVATAK’s efficacy as a single agent continues to build, it is also likely to be attractive to big pharma companies seeking complementary therapies to boost immune responses to their checkpoint inhibitors; a Phase Ib trial in combination with ipilimumab
13 Aug 2015
Clinical data package continues to build
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Clinical data package continues to build
Clinical data from CALM, STORM and CANON trials presented at scientific conferences further highlight the potential efficacy of CAVATAK (oncolytic virus) against a range of cancers using several delivery approaches. While the evidence of CAVATAK’s efficacy as a single agent continues to build, it is also likely to be attractive to big pharma companies seeking complementary therapies to boost immune responses to their checkpoint inhibitors; a Phase Ib trial in combination with ipilimumab