Roche has posted a snapshot from a closely-watched Phase III trial of its TIGIT antibody after an “inadvertent disclosure.” Although the overall survival data are still not mature, analysts believe the numbers so far point to a positive trend in non-small cell lung cancer.
At the second interim analysis of Roche’s SKYSCRAPER-01 trial, median OS estimate was 22.9 months for patients who were given the TIGIT drug, tiragolumab, and the PD-L1 inhibitor Tecentriq, compared to 16.7 months for the Tecentriq monotherapy arm. That yields a hazard ratio of 0.81, Roche disclosed Wednesday morning.
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