Immunophotonics Lu Alleruzzo, CEO and Tomas Hode, PhD, CIO, and President have announced a partnership that will combine use of Immunophotonics’ lead asset, IP-001 and AngioDynamics’ ablation devices to explore the power of ablation in combination with immunotherapy for the treatment of solid tumor cancers. This collaborative effort extends to a partnership with the Cancer...
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St. Louis cancer drug startup’s expansion plans include research pact with pharma giant
St. Louis cancer drug startup Immunophotonics Inc. will pursue expansion of its lead drug candidate through a partnership with the innovation arm of pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson. (St. Louis INNO/Business Journal article)
Immunophotonics Announces Research Collaboration to Study Combination of Its Lead Asset with Radiotherapy
Immunophotonics Lu Alleruzzo, CEO and Tomas Hode, PhD, CIO, and President have announced a research collaboration with Johnson & Johnson Enterprise Innovation Inc. (JJEI) to explore the use of radiation in conjunction with Immunophotonics’ lead drug candidate, IP-001, as a novel immunotherapy approach for the treatment of solid tumor cancers. This collaboration agreement represents a...
Immunophotonics Announces First Patient Dosed in the United States under its Investigational New Drug (IND) Application
Immunophotonics CEO Lu Alleruzzo announced, along with Dr. Robert CG Martin II, M.D, PhD, PACS, who serves as the Principal Investigator and National Coordinating Investigator at the University of Louisville, that the first patient has been dosed with IP-001 in the United States under Immunophotonics’ Investigational New Drug (IND) application with the FDA. The U.S....
Immunophotonics Announces 1st Patient Dosed in Multinational Clinical trial in France
Immunophotonics, Inc. has announced the recruitment and dosing of its first patient in a multinational clinical trial in France at Hôpital Foch in Suresnes. The protocol has been approved within the United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, and Germany and will have over a dozen sites participating. The principal objective of this study is to...
Immunophotonics Announces 1st Patient Treated in Germany
Immunophotonics, Inc. has announced the recruitment and dosing of its first patient in Germany at SLK Kliniken Heilbronn GmbH. The patient was treated as part of a multinational clinical trial sponsored by Immunophotonics (IP-IIO-622) that will assess the safety and efficacy of its lead asset, IP-001. The protocol has been approved by regulatory authorities in...
Immunophotonics Announces 1st Patient Dosed in Multinational Clinical Trial in the United Kingdom
Immunophotonics, Inc. has announced the recruitment and the dosing of its first patient in a multinational clinical trial in the United Kingdom at the University College London. This multinational clinical trial sponsored by Immunophotonics will assess the safety and efficacy of its lead asset, IP-001, and is currently enrolling patients for treatment of colorectal cancer,...
Immunophotonics Receives Green Light from FDA to Open Investigational New Drug (IND) Study for IP-001 in the U.S.
Immunophotonics has announced the FDA’s decision to allow the U.S. clinical trial of IP-001 to proceed with the enrollment of patients based on the company’s investigational new drug (IND) application. This extends the company’s INJECTABL-1 trial to the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer, lung cancer, and sarcoma patients in the USA. Read more (Official Press...
Immunophotonics Announces 1st Patient Dosed in IP-IIO-622 Phase 1b/2a Clinical Trial in Advanced Solid Tumor Indications
Immunophotonics, Inc. announced the initiation of recruitment and the dosing of its first patient in a clinical trial assessing safety and efficacy of its lead asset, IP-001, in multiple solid tumor indications. This multinational clinical trial, denominated alternately as IP-IIO or INJECTABLE-1, is sponsored by Immunophotonics and will be enrolling patients for treatment of colorectal...
Immunophotonics, Inc. was recently named one of six awardees in Johnson & Johnson’s Innovations for Vets: Lung Cancer and Physical Trauma QuickFire Challenge.
We are grateful to Johnson & Johnson Innovation for funding this vital work and are honored to advance medicine for our veterans and military community. This grant will provide Immunophotonics with the opportunity to expand the use of IP-001 into a previously untested combination with chemotherapy as a means of inducing systemic anti-tumor immune responses,...