Cantargia

Cantargia is a clinical-stage biotech company based in Sweden. It is developing two assets against IL1RAP, CAN04 and CAN10. CAN04 is being studied in several solid tumours with a main focus on non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and pancreatic cancer. The most advanced trial is in Phase II.

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Cantargia — CAN04 progressing on all fronts

Cantargia — Useful insights from CANOPY-1 data

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Cantargia — Novartis’s CANOPY-2 trial disappoints

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Cantargia — Buoyant on CANFOUR and CANOPY interims

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Cantargia — Excellent end to the year

Cantargia — CANFOUR study on track, US trial preparations

Cantargia — Full Phase I data presented at ASCO

Cantargia — Signs of growing interest in IL-1 pathway targets

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Cantargia — Nidanilimab transitioning to Phase IIa

Cantargia — CANFOUR interim Phase I presented at ESMO

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Cantargia — Tackling tumour promoting inflammation