Anixa's lira-cel shows early stable disease signal in ovarian cancer trial
Oct 5, 2026, 8:32 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive early signal (stable disease at high dose) with no DLTs improves risk-reward; continued OS signals and data maturation could lift ANIX shares, though early-stage data limit valuation impact.
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Anixa reported a 90-day stable disease signal in its Phase 1 lira-cel ovarian cancer trial at the highest dose, with no dose-limiting toxicities observed. Several patients have survived beyond one year, including one over two years, hinting at durability and evolving efficacy as data accrues at Moffitt.
Fifth dose cohort patient showed stable disease at 90 days.
No dose-limiting toxicities observed across all patients.
Multiple patients survived beyond one year; one over two years.
High-dose cohort (1x10^7 CAR+ cells/kg) shows early signals.
Trial site Moffitt Center underscores trial credibility and enrollment pace.
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