U.S. officials have given a green light for two clinical trials testing AstraZeneca's immunotherapy drug durvalumab in head and neck cancer to resume recruiting patients, lifting a hold imposed following cases of bleeding.
One of the late-stage Phase III trials had already re-opened for new patient enrolment and the second was expected to resume recruitment shortly, the British drugmaker said on Tuesday.
This is a boost for ADXS, who is collaborating with AZN on a phase-1/2 trial of AXAL + Durvalumab in patients with H&N or cervical cancer (see fifth bullet item in #msg-119786171).
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