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Agenus Reports 48% Survival in Ovarian Cancer Trial
Agenus shows 48% three-year survival for ovarian cancer patients with BOT+BAL combo after multiple treatments.
In brief
Agenus shows 48% three-year survival for ovarian cancer patients with BOT+BAL combo after multiple treatments. Agenus' BOT+BAL combination achieved 48% three-year survival in heavily pretreated ovarian cancer patients at IGCS 2026. Originally reported by Financialpost.
Agenus Announces Ovarian Cancer Trial Results
Agenus Inc. reported three-year follow-up results from its Phase 1b C-800-01 trial for recurrent ovarian cancer patients.
48% Three-Year Survival Rate
Three-year overall survival remained at 48% for patients who received at least one dose of treatment.
Heavily Pretreated Patient Population
Patients had received a median of four prior lines of therapy, with 66% having at least four treatments.
Platinum-Resistant Disease Subset
Nearly three-quarters of patients had platinum-resistant or refractory ovarian cancer, meaning their cancer progressed during platinum treatment.
Durable Clinical Benefit
The survival plateau suggests durable clinical benefit for patients who had already received multiple treatments.
Dr. Porter's Perspective
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Dr. Rebecca L. Porter noted the survival plateau in heavily pretreated patients.
“What stands out with longer follow-up is the survival plateau in patients who had already received multiple treatments.”
BOT+BAL Combination Results
BOT+BAL achieved 23% objective response rate with one complete and seven partial responses.
Long-Term Survival in Refractory Cases
Patients with platinum-resistant disease showed 47% three-year survival and 20% objective response rate.
Treatment Strategy Implications
The results suggest BOT+BAL may be most effective before surgery to reduce recurrence and increase cure rates.
The essence
Agenus' BOT+BAL combination achieved 48% three-year survival in heavily pretreated ovarian cancer patients at IGCS 2026.





