Candel Therapeutics Announces Oral Presentation During the 5th Glioblastoma Drug Development Summit with Update on Phase 1b Clinical Trial of CAN-3110 in Recurrent High-Grade Glioma
“Dosing patients with multiple injections represents the next step forward in the development of CAN-3110 for rHGG,” said Paul Peter Tak, MD, PhD, FMedSci, President and CEO of Candel. “The observed data suggest that repeated injections of CAN-3110 are well tolerated, supporting the design of a future phase 2 clinical trial in this indication. We’re excited by our recent progress -- as illustrated by the publication in Nature, CAN-3110’s recent FDA Fast Track designation, and the collaboration with Batavia Biosciences -- to accelerate the development and production of CAN-3110, along with our update presented today. Together, we hope this will help to accelerate the development of a better treatment for patients with high unmet need.”
- The first cohort of patients were treated with multiple injections of CAN-3110 in the ongoing phase 1b clinical trial.
- A second cohort is being planned for enrollment in the ongoing phase 1b clinical trial of CAN-3110.
- The data were presented today during the 5th Glioblastoma Drug Development Summit in Boston, Massachusetts.
- Results from the ongoing phase 1b clinical trial were published in Nature in Q4 2023.