Immodulon, Pioneers in Immuno-oncology
“Our Mission is to improve the lives of patients suffering from life-threatening cancers through novel therapies that boost their immune response and improve the performance of their cancer treatment, enabling them to live happier, healthier and longer lives.”
Pipeline
Immodulon is dedicated to developing novel, safe and effective immunotherapy treatments for cancer patients. We believe that our lead candidate, the immunomodulator IMM-101, will become the backbone therapy across multiple tumour types in combination with any of the four major pillars of cancer therapy: immunotherapy, chemotherapy, radio/ablation therapy and surgery.
IMM-101 is being investigated in a broad clinical programme, these are either Immodulon Sponsored, or Investigator Sponsored Studies.
- ADVANCED PANCREATIC CANCER (PHASE II)
- ADVANCED MELANOMA (PHASE I/II)
- COLORECTAL CANCER (PHASE I/II)
- SARCOMA (PHASE I/II)
- COVID-19 (PHASE III)
IMM-101 and COVID-19
IMM-101, having demonstrated the ability to induce innate immune responses in cancer patients, is being evaluated in a Phase III clinical trial for COVID-19 in cancer patients.
Latest from Immodulon
Immodulon announces publication of review article on mechanisms of immune response to SARS-CoV-2 infection in peer-reviewed journal
Presentation on different technologies to assess the impact of IMM-101 on the immune system in the approved phase 3 clinical trial for COVID-19 in cancer patients Uxbridge, UK – 4th August 2020 – Immodulon, the Immuno-oncology company, today announces that a...
Immodulon presents at International Society for Advancement of Cytometry CYTO Virtual 2020 conference on biomarker considerations in immunomodulator clinical trials
Presentation on different technologies to assess the impact of IMM-101 on the immune system in the approved phase 3 clinical trial for COVID-19 in cancer patients Uxbridge, UK – 4th August 2020 – Immodulon, the Immuno-oncology company, today announces that a...
Immodulon and Champalimaud Foundation announce collaboration to investigate IMM-101 in difficult to treat cancers
Collaboration will explore clinical trials with IMM-101, in combination with other treatments, in difficult to treat cancers, with a particular focus on epithelial cancers such as pancreatic cancer and sarcoma Uxbridge, UK and Lisbon, Portugal – 3 August 2020 –...