Anixa Advances FSHR CAR-T Trial to Highest Dose with Positive Survival Signals
Early-stage safety improves; OS-like signals in a hard-to-treat population could attract investor attention and potential upside if corroborated by additional cohorts.
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Early-stage safety improves; OS-like signals in a hard-to-treat population could attract investor attention and potential upside if corroborated by additional cohorts.
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Anixa announced the first patient in Cohort 5 was dosed at the highest level (1x10^7 CAR-positive cells/kg) in its FSHR-targeted CAR-T trial for recurrent ovarian cancer at Moffitt. With no dose-limiting toxicities and five patients surviving over a year (one beyond two years), the data offer an early but meaningful safety/efficacy signal that could accelerate enrollment and upcoming milestones.
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