Candel Therapeutics begins late-stage study of aglatimagene to address unmet NSCLC patient need

Candel Therapeutics begins late-stage study of aglatimagene to address unmet NSCLC patient need
Candel starts phase 3 NSCLC trial

Candel Therapeutics has initiated a phase 3 clinical trial evaluating aglatimagene for patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) who have not responded to immune checkpoint inhibitors.

With more than 1.8 million lung cancer deaths each year and a significant proportion of patients exhausting available treatments, Candel Therapeutics aims to address this critical gap in care through its latest trial. The company’s move underscores continued efforts in the oncology field to advance therapeutic options for late-stage NSCLC.

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