Keytruda hits one primary endpoint for use before and after surgery in lung cancer
Merck has been looking to get its blockbuster drug Keytruda into earlier lines of treatment, and one of its latest trial results has the anti-PD-1 antibody moving firmly in that direction.
Merck revealed on Wednesday that a Phase III trial investigating Keytruda for patients with stage II, IIIA or IIIB non-small cell lung cancer hit its event-free survival primary endpoint. In this case, Keytruda was being used as a treatment both before and after surgery. Measurement of overall survival, the other primary endpoint, remains ongoing.
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