BN Immunotherapeutics, the US subsidiary of Danish firm Bavarian Nordic, presented three different studies investigating Prostvac in the treatment of patients suffering from advanced prostate cancer, at the Genito-urinary Cancers Symposium, held in Orlando, Florida.
In a study evaluating the effect of Prostvac in patients with early-stage, recurrent prostate cancer, results demonstrated that using the drug in an earlier disease setting decreased the rate of rise in PSA levels indicating a potential delay in disease progression.
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