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Biotech / Medical : Biotech Valuation
CRSP 53.36+3.4%10:31 AM EST

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To: Biomaven who wrote (16773)5/13/2005 5:44:24 PM
From: former_pgs  Read Replies (1) of 52153
 
Perhaps telik has been cherry picking for a while now? ;-)

They have reproducibly shown good synergy in the clinic with the platinum compounds. The presentation on tuesday with telcyta + cisplatin in NSCLC will hopefully show similar synergy, as that trial has been open for an additional 6-8 months longer than today's triplet trial which treated its first patient in august.

Couple of notes from the conference call:

Wick was suggesting that some of the PRs in this trial were pushing 90% or above reduction in tumour size. They may look at 2 doses of Telcyta in the phase II portion of this trial which is currently ongoing.

Their ASSIST-2 phase III trial testing Telcyta vs Iressa has completed enrollment.

Their strategy for presenting the results from the randomized ASSIST-1, 2 and 3 trials will be to put out an announcement of when the last "event" occurs to trigger the analysis, and then present data 12-16 weeks following this event.

For ASSIST-1, they noted that they're not even halfway to the number of events required to trigger the analysis. This is a 440 patient trial in refractory ovarian cancer. It sounds pretty clear to me that they will not have the data for these trials in calendar year 2005.
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