5-year head & neck cancer survival increased from 45% to 73% in CEL-SCI's target population with Multikine cutting risk of death in half, as presented at leading cancer conference ESMO 2023.

Five-year survival in the target population was 73% alive for Multikine-treated patients vs only 45% alive in the control who did not receive Multikine, with the five-year risk of death cut in half for Multikine-treated subjects in the target population versus the control. These data, which are statistically significant and accompanied by strong hazard ratios, are a crucial achievement on the path for the approval of Multikine. CEL-SCI presented the data for the first time at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress in Spain on October 22, 2023.

CEL-SCI’s pivotal Phase III study tested Multikine in newly diagnosed locally advanced head and neck cancer patients. The study demonstrated a nearly 4-year median overall survival benefit for Multikine treated patients who were treated with surgery and radiotherapy versus the control group who did not receive Multikine. The dire need for a new and effective treatment for newly diagnosed locally advanced primary head and neck cancer is widely recognized in the medical community.