First Patient Dosed With Drug Combo in Phase 2 Gastric Cancer Trial
A patient in a phase 2 trial has received the first dose of a novel combination of botensilimab and balstilimab plus agenT-979, an allogeneic cell therapy.
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A patient in a phase 2 trial has received the first dose of a novel combination of botensilimab and balstilimab plus agenT-979, an allogeneic cell therapy.
TME PHARMA PROVIDES POSITIVE UPDATE ON 18-MONTH SURVIVAL FOR NOX-A12 COMBINATION REGIMEN IN BRAIN CANCER AND PROVIDES STRATEGIC UPDATE INCLUDING DECISION TO ENGAGE WITH US FDA ...
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Share Preventing deaths from cancer, therapies for traumatic brain injury, new models of rehabilitation for stroke and patients on ventilation, and improving quality use of medicines in residential aged care are among projects funded by the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) awarded to Monash University researchers. Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt announced more than $25M in funding for Monash researchers across all areas of health and medical research, including paediatric cancer, traumatic brain injury, genomics health and stem cell therapies. Monash received funding for 13 projects, pre...