Description
Seeking men and women with untreated metastatic anal cancer for a study on whether adding an immune checkpoint inhibitor drug to the usual chemotherapy helps prevent the cancer from getting worse.
Overview
Participants in this study will either get 6 months of the standard chemotherapy alone or the investigational combination of the standard chemotherapy and the immune checkpoint inhibitor drug. After the 6 months of chemotherapy those who also received the immune checkpoint inhibitor drug can continue to get the drug for up to 2 years.
What we're hoping for
We are studying whether adding an immune checkpoint inhibitor drug to the standard chemotherapy treatment for metastatic anal cancer helps reduce symptoms and prevent cancer tumor growth.
Additional Information
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT04444921