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Gualberto A et al. – Early clinical trials reveal an acceptable safety profile together with pharmacodynamic evidence of receptor targeting. Instances of single–agent activity during phase I evaluations have been well documented and a recently reported randomized phase II study indicates that co–administration of an anti–IGF–IR antibody with chemotherapy improves objective response rate and progression–free survival in non–small cell lung cancer patients. These early results support ongoing research across a broad range of cancer indications.

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