IDM closes enrollment in EP-2101 cancer trial

6 February 2006

San Diego, USA-based IDM Pharma says it is closing enrollment in Phase II trials of its therapeutic vaccine EP2101 in patients with late-stage lung cancer because interim data analysis suggests that it has a sufficient study population to guide the drug's development.

The decision allows the firm to make alterations to the trial protcol, extending the treatment of patients who have already completed 12 months of therapy by a further year using current stocks of the product.

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