Intratumoral poly-ICLC immunotherapy for PCa is safe and may modulate the tumor microenvironment, enhancing antitumor responses. These findings support larger, controlled trials to assess effects on long-term clinical outcomes.
The safety and compatibility of combining oregovomab with Hiltonol® have been demonstrated in this study. The potential to enhance activity of chemotherapy using oregovomab indirect immunization and Hiltonol® stimulation is proposed.
Vaccine immunotherapy for GBM appears to depend on dendritic cells to achieve significant improvements in survival. The incorporation of innate immunity modulators such as GM-CSF and Poly-ICLC, along with stratification by MGMT-methylation, are promising. Although an expressive HR reduction was achieved, there are still primary scientific validity concerns, the residual hazard leads to a reserved prognosis and should be addressed by multimodal treatment approaches.
The ability of systemic CKM to eliminate the PD-1-resistance of cold tumors indicates that intratumoral CTL accumulation, rather than tumor immunogenicity, is the key factor limiting the therapeutic effectiveness of ICI. These data suggest a broad therapeutic potential of TME-reprogramming strategies.
P2, N=12, Active, not recruiting, Roswell Park Cancer Institute | Recruiting --> Active, not recruiting | N=30 --> 12 | Trial primary completion date: Nov 2026 --> Jun 2025
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