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Company reaches full enrollment in phase II non-small cell lung cancer trial

Published in Vaccine Weekly, June 16th, 2004

NovaRx Corp. has successfully achieved full enrollment more than a year ahead of schedule in its multicenter phase II clinical trial treating individuals with advanced stages of lung cancer.

The phase II study is designed to determine the safety and efficacy of a novel therapeutic concept under development by NovaRx. In contrast to conventional cancer therapies, where chemotherapeutic drugs destroy the tumor, the therapeutic vaccine developed by NovaRx enhances the patient's own immune system in order to fight the cancer. In clinical studies to date, the side effects of this treatment have been shown to be far less than those associated with traditional...

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