Agenus Reports 48% Estimated Three-Year Survival With BOT+BAL in Recurrent Ovarian Cancer at IGCS 2026
Business Wire•03/10/2026•10:50 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Three-year overall survival 48% for BOT+BAL in recurrent ovarian cancer (AGEN)
- ➤Three-year survival 47% in platinum-resistant or refractory disease
- ➤Median overall survival 14.8 months; objective response rate 23%
- ➤25% of treated patients alive and off all therapy at follow-up
- ➤No new safety signals or treatment-related deaths reported
Expert Statements
Rebecca L. Porter, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
“What stands out with longer follow-up is the survival plateau in patients who had already received multiple treatments. That pattern suggests that a different approach to activating the immune system may offer some patients lasting benefit, even when treatment options have narrowed.”
Steven J. O’Day, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Agenus
“The most compelling finding is that the survival curve extends beyond two years in women who had already received multiple treatments, including those with platinum-resistant or refractory disease. We have seen a similar pattern of durable survival in other difficult-to-treat cancers studied with BOT+BAL. This three-year ovarian update strengthens our conviction that the combination can deliver meaningful, lasting benefit to a subset of patients who have had few effective immunotherapy options.”
Agenus Reports 48% Estimated Three-Year Survival With BOT+BAL in Recurrent Ovarian Cancer at IGCS 2026
* Survival estimate remained at 48% between years two and three, extending evidence of durable benefit
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