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Australian Cancer Technology

Patient enrollment almost complete in study of vaccine for prostate cancer

Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, April 8th, 2005

Australian Cancer Technology (AustCancer, ASX) provided an update with respect to the ongoing clinical study of its Pentrys anti-idiotypic vaccine in patients with refractory prostate cancer.

The multicenter open label phase IIb study is being conducted by Cancer Trials Australia, a consortium of four Melbourne Hospitals and three Research Institutes. Of these, the three consortium members participating in the study include Melbourne's Austin Health, Royal Melbourne Hospital and the Peter MacCallum Cancer Center.

To date, 36 of the 40 anticipated participants in the study have been enrolled and dosed. The study is designed to confirm the safety...

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