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A stage IV triple-negative breast cancer patient achieved a rare complete immune response with a new drug combo, showing major tumor shrinkage and no detectable cancer after three months.
Kazia Therapeutics reported a rare initial immune-complete response in a stage IV triple-negative breast cancer patient treated with paxalisib, pembrolizumab, and chemotherapy under an FDA expanded access protocol.
The patient achieved an 86% tumor reduction in three weeks and complete metabolic resolution of all lesions after three months, meeting criteria for an iCR—uncommon in metastatic TNBC.
The patient remains on treatment with follow-up imaging planned.
The company also announced upcoming scientific presentations on paxalisib combinations, epigenetic pathways, and liquid biopsy research, highlighting progress in breast cancer, immuno-oncology, and glioblastoma regulatory strategy.
Una paciente con cáncer de mama triple negativo en estadio IV logró una rara respuesta inmune completa con una nueva combinación de medicamentos, mostrando una importante reducción del tumor y ningún cáncer detectable después de tres meses.