This study marks the first comprehensive approach of the relationship between the type of immunotherapy and the incidence of eosinophilia in melanoma patients. It also delves into the patients' baseline characteristics, diagnostic assessment, management, and prognosis, providing useful guidance for physicians treating patients with ICIs.
Cohort B, which combined radiation therapy with CDX-301, poly-ICLC, and nivolumab, demonstrated encouraging clinical activity. Pre-existing rather than treatment-induced immune activation was associated with clinical benefit across cohorts, highlighting the importance of baseline immune fitness.
BEMPEG plus NIVO did not meet the efficacy threshold for ORR in patients with previously untreated locally advanced or metastatic urothelial carcinoma and low PD-L1 expression.
Changes in tumor biomarkers were comparable between arms. These biomarker results help provide a better understanding of the mechanism of action of BEMPEG + NIVO and may help contextualize the clinical observations from PIVOT IO 001.
First-line BEMPEG plus NIVO for advanced/metastatic ccRCC did not improve efficacy in patients with intermediate-/poor-risk disease but led to fewer grade 3/4 TRAEs versus TKI.