Tempest eyes pivotal trial for liver cancer drug after unveiling early PFS, OS data
Months after initial data suggested Tempest Therapeutics’ drug, when given on top of Roche’s Avastin and Tecentriq, can help shrink liver cancer, the company is back with a first glance at progression-free survival and overall survival data in a Phase Ib/II trial.
The combination of Avastin and Tecentriq is the current standard of care in first-line liver cancer, according to Tempest. In the trial, 40 patients received a triplet therapy — including TPST-1120, Tempest’s PPAR⍺ antagonist — while another 30 received Avastin and Tecentriq.
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