Dear Colleagues,
Welcome to the ASCO22 RoundUp for Day one of the congress
Starting with with KRYstal1 with a concomitant publication in the New England
Phase One report of Adagrasib in Non Small Cell Lung Cancer, targeting KRAS G12C shows promise in clinical efficacy without new safety signals
Large number of response
median follow-up of 12.5 months
the median PFS 6.5 months
median OS 12.6 months
The EVEREST Trial
Adjuvant everolimus improves RFS in resected renal cell carcinoma in over 1,500 patients
6-year estimated RFS was 64% for everolimus Vs 61% placebo.
Just missing respecified 0.0222 significance.
That is a minimal improved RFS with significantly higher AEs.
There was a 21% improvement in RFS in everolimus in those with high risk for recurrence with no benefit seen in those in an intermediate high-risk group.
Update of COSMIC-021 Trial
This was first-line treatment in urothelial carcinoma
Combining Cabo/Atezo shows encouraging results with manageable tox
in patients who were
ineligible for cisplatin
cisplatin eligible
or with 1 prior immune checkpoint inhibitor and no prior VEGF TKIs
OR 20% in cisplatin-ineligible patients,
30% in cisplatin-eligible patients,
10%for those w prior ICI.
Lung-MAP S1800A
in Second-line pembrolizumab plus ramucirumab in Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
Here there was a possible survival benefit with immune checkpoint inhibitor resistance VS Standard of care
This is the first successful trial in the second-line setting for advanced NSCLC in those withAcquired resistance to immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy with out a Chemo backbone
Great to see lung cancer patients who progressed on prior immunotherapy, living significantly longer when treated with the combo of Pembrolizumab plus ramucirumab
OS 14.5 months vs 11.6 months
Very encouraging
Checkmate 9ER
Depth of response to nivolumab plus cabozantinib is associated with durable efficacy and improved prognosis in previously untreated advanced renal cell carcinoma
The 12-month PFS rate for patients with the deepest responses in nivo cabo was 46.2% Vs 27.4% in sunitinib.
The 18-month OS rate was twice as high in nivolumab plus cabozantinib 37.9% vs 17.4%)
An improvement in Prognosis!
And those are just SOME of the top trials presented at DAY1 of ASCO22
Looking forward to an Amazing Day 2
Reminding everyone to mask up and enjoy ASCO