UK cancer drug developer Antisoma revealed this morning that the planned interim analysis of data from the ATTRACT-1 Phase III trial of ASA404 in previously untreated non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) has shown that continuation of the study would be futile, as there is little or no prospect of demonstrating a survival benefit with ASA404 in this setting.
The ATTRACT-1 trial will therefore be halted, although no new or unexpected serious adverse effects of ASA404 have been identified by the trial's Data Monitoring Committee.
Drug out-licensed to Novartis
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