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Phase 1/2 clinical results: CBP-1018 for heavily pre treated mCRPC patients, promising!

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A new clinical trial shows CBP-1018, an experimental bi-ligand–drug conjugate, could be a promising treatment for mCRPC, as presented at ASCO GU 2025.

Among 76 patients treated at effective doses, 88% had disease control, 20% had significant tumor shrinkage, and 60% saw tumor size reduction.

At seven months, 70% of patients remained progression-free, with 60% still benefiting after a year. Side effects were mild and manageable. Unlike similar drugs, severe nerve damage and vision issues were rare.

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