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YH003 + Toripalimab for Melanoma
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This trialstudies a drug combo to help treat melanoma & pancreatic cancer that cannot be surgically removed.
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Has the combination of YH003 and Toripalimab in conjunction with traditional chemotherapy been accepted by the FDA?
"The safety of YH003 in combination with Toripalimab and standard chemotherapy has been judged to be a 2 on the Power team's scale, as it is currently undergoing Phase 2 trials which have established some efficacy but no guarantees."
What therapeutic purpose does the combination of YH003 and Toripalimab alongside traditional chemotherapy usually serve?
"YH003 combined with Toripalimab and standard chemotherapy is commonly used to treat cancer metastasis. It has also been employed in certain cases of advanced non-small cell lung cancer, bladder cancer, and urinary tract infections."
Has the combination of YH003 and Toripalimab with standard chemotherapy been tested in other research studies?
"Currently, 1225 studies are in progress that investigate the efficacy of YH003 with Toripalimab plus standard chemotherapy. Of these trials, 333 have progressed to Phase 3. While most locations conducting research on this treatment reside in Shanghai, there are over 60000 sites worldwide where experimentation is underway."
What is the present sample size for this clinical research?
"No longer recruiting, this experiment began on December 8th 2021 and was last modified a year later. For those in search of other trials, there are currently 1550 melanoma studies with open recruitment periods and 1225 for YH003with Toripalimab plus standard chemotherapy still looking for participants."
Is this investigation currently enrolling participants?
"This study is currently not recruiting, as the trial was first posted on December 8th 2021 and last updated on December 9th 2022. However, for individuals looking to participate in medical trials related to melanoma, there are 1,550 active studies available; likewise 1225 clinical tests involving Toripalimab plus standard chemotherapy can be found actively enrolling patients."
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