12-week Phase II trial data show that patients treated with GI-5005, GlobeImmune's targeted molecular Tarmogen (immunogen) for hepatitis C virus infection, had a 94% early virologic response rate.
Presented at the annual meeting of the European Association for the Study of the Liver in Copenhagen, Denmark, the study compared GI-5005 plus standard of care - pegylated interferon and ribavirin - versus SOC alone in patients with chronic genotype 1 hepatitis C infection.
"We were pleased to see a 94% EVR rate in the treatment naive patient population," said Eric Lawitz, the study's lead author. "We believe that this increase in EVR over standard-of-care alone may indicate that the GI-5005 mechanism of action is complementary to the current standard care," he added.
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