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Evaxion Biotech teams up with Merck’s Keytruda
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Oct 25, 2021

Evaxion Biotech teams up with Merck’s Keytruda

Partnerships

  • Denmark-based AI immunology company Evaxion Biotech has entered into a clinical trial and supply agreement with Merck & Co’s subsidiary Kenilworth (known as MSD outside the US and Canada) for the clinical trial of melanoma therapies. 

  • Evaxion will conduct a Phase 2b clinical trial—expected to launch by the end of 2021—of its cancer immunotherapy EVX-01, combined with MSD’s anti-PD-1 (a protein found in T cells) therapy Keytruda, on patients with metastatic melanoma stages 3 and 4. MSD will supply the required Keytruda and continue collaborating as the study data evolves. 

  • Evaxion believes the partnership will improve the treatment and strengthen the evidence surrounding Evaxion’s platform and pipeline. It will also reduce the costs incurred to conduct the trial. The Phase 1/2a trial of EVX-01 to treat melanoma is currently ongoing.

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