Bexion’s cancer treatment trial enrolment reflects medical need for new treatment

March 5, 2019 Off By Dino Mustafić

Bexion’s Phase I First-In-Human Trial using BXQ-350 for the treatment of cancer has exceeded expectations in screening and enrollment at their 4 trial sites.

In the first few weeks of opening Part 3, over 20 GI and other solid tumor patients enrolled with additional patients in screening, Bexion said.

According to the press release, the Phase I Part 1 study showed that BXQ-350 was well tolerated at all five doses tested with no dose limiting toxicities observed and with no serious adverse events attributed to the therapy. Part 2 tested the highest dose in an additional 36 solid tumor patients.

Dr. Ray Takigiku, CEO of Bexion, said in the statement: “The objective of Part 3 is to build and expand on the impressive results observed in our prior Phase 1 studies.  The rapid enrollment is a reflection of the strong safety profile demonstrated for BXQ-350 and underscores the unmet medical need for new and novel treatment options in these patient populations.”