NanOlogy Granted a US Patent for Its Investigational Drugs in Combination with Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors in the Treatment of Cancer
The patent ( 11,583,499 ) is valid in the US until November 25, 2038, and has corresponding filings globally.
- The patent ( 11,583,499 ) is valid in the US until November 25, 2038, and has corresponding filings globally.
- ICIs are often used in combination with other systemic cancer therapies particularly in the treatment of solid tumors to prime the immune system to increase response.
- “The Cancer Research Institute estimates more than 5000 clinical trials are underway worldwide with immune checkpoint inhibitors; many are combination trials with other systemic cancer agents in solid tumors.” said Gere DiZerega, MD, NanOlogy Chief Medical Officer.
- “The goal is to identify which combinations can increase the immune response thereby increasing the overall solid tumor response to treatment.