Circio Holding has presented interim data for TG01vaccine at EHA 2025, showing clinical benefit in multiple myeloma. The study, conducted with Oslo University Hospital, shows that 6 out of 12 patients developed RAS-specific T-cell responses, and that 5 had stable disease. TG01 demonstrated excellent safety. Genetic analyses validate the clinical benefit and suggest biomarkers for future patient selection.
Circio presents promising TG01 data
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