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An experimental drug, gotistobart, extended survival in advanced lung cancer patients after other treatments failed, with a 54% lower death risk compared to chemotherapy.
A new experimental treatment, gotistobart, showed a significant survival advantage in patients with advanced squamous non-small cell lung cancer who had exhausted prior therapies.
In a non-pivotal phase of the Phase 3 PRESERVE-003 trial, patients receiving gotistobart lived longer—median survival not yet reached after nearly 15 months—compared to 10 months with chemotherapy, reducing the risk of death by 54%.
The drug, which targets regulatory T cells, achieved a 12-month survival rate of 63.1% versus 30.3% for chemotherapy, with a similar safety profile.
Results were presented at the IASLC ASCO 2025 North America Conference, supporting further study in the ongoing pivotal trial.
The FDA has granted Fast Track Designation to the treatment.
Un medicamento experimental, gotistobart, prolongó la supervivencia en pacientes con cáncer de pulmón avanzado después de que otros tratamientos fracasaron, con un riesgo de muerte un 54% menor en comparación con la quimioterapia.