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Aandeel Celyad BRU:CYAD.BL, BE0974260896

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CELYAD 2019 Nieuws

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  1. fonsdesponsje 16 juni 2019 08:10
    Uit de oude doos van de tijd;
    Celyad

    Celyad CYAD-0,71% maakte begin deze week resultaten van de eerste klinische tests van zijn middel CYAD-01 tegen acute myeloïde leukemie bekend. Vijf van de acht patiënten toonden een positieve respons. Sommigen ervaarden wel bijwerkingen. Midden 2019 volgen meer gedetailleerde resultaten. Celyad zet in op de zogeheten CAR-Tceltherapie. Het bedrijf manipuleert immuuncellen in het labo, en spuit die weer in om de kanker te lijf te gaan. Eind 2017 haalde Celyad de wereldpers toen het een ten dode opgeschreven leukemiepatiënt kon genezen. Die patiënt is nog altijd gezond, meldde Celyad.
    Celyad werkt ook op solide en uitgezaaide kankers zoals in de darmen en de baarmoeder. In november bleken drie geteste darmkankerpatiënten beterschap te vertonen. Een patiënt genas zelfs volledig. Midden 2019 wordt belangrijk, want dan staan ook voor dit middel de gedetailleerde resultaten op het programma. Analisten omschrijven 2019 dan ook als een ‘make or break’-jaar voor Celyad.
  2. Armen Noran 16 juni 2019 09:01
    zo hebben we reeds zo dikwijls berichtjes " uit de oude doos zien passeren " en telkens gevolgd door de mededeling begin " 2019, midden 2019 , enz .. ,verwacht men "
    Wel ik wacht al lang , heel lang. Ze zouden ook tot midden 2020 goed bij kas zitten. Is het daar ook op wachten tot dat niet zo meer zal zijn ?
  3. twopence 17 juni 2019 07:42


    Results from the ongoing Phase 1 THINK and DEPLETHINK trials evaluating CYAD-01 for the treatment of relapsed or refractory (r/r) acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) continue to support the therapeutic clinical development of the NKG2D-based CAR-T therapy product candidate
    Preliminary data from Cohort 10 of the THINK trial evaluating a denser schedule of infusions of CYAD-01 without preconditioning showed better cell engraftment compared to biweekly injections of CYAD-01 without preconditioning
    Initial results from the DEPLETHINK trial evaluating a single infusion of CYAD-01 following preconditioning chemotherapy demonstrated the regimen was well-tolerated with a better time-averaged engraftment of the CAR-T cells compared to the dose-escalation segment of the THINK trial with a cycle of three injections of CYAD-01

    Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium - Celyad (Euronext Brussels and Paris, and Nasdaq: CYAD), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of CAR-T cell therapies, today announced that updated clinical data for the CYAD-01 program in r/r AML and MDS was presented in a poster presentation session on Saturday, June 15 at the 24th Congress of the European Hematology Association (EHA) in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

    Dr. Frédéric Lehmann, VP of Clinical Development & Medical Affairs at Celyad, commented,“Our observations from the Phase 1 THINK clinical trial evaluating CYAD-01 without prior lymphodepletion in relapsed/refractory acute myeloid leukemia and myelodysplastic syndrome patients show the cell therapy is generally well tolerated. Encouragingly, this safety and tolerability profile was also demonstrated during the early stages of CYAD-01 treatment intensification where an increased systemic persistence of CAR-T cells is obtained after reduced interval dosing or in combination with preconditioning chemotherapy. As such, we continue to focus our efforts on increasing the aggressiveness of CYAD-01 to potentially deepen the breadth, frequency and duration of clinical responses in this refractory patient population.”

    THINK Phase 1 Trial in Hematological Malignancies Update

    As of May 23 2019, preliminary anti-leukemic activity has been observed in six out of thirteen patients (46%) evaluable per protocol in the THINK Phase 1 trial with four out of thirteen patients (31%) exhibiting objective responses, including one out of the four patients experiencing a duration of response of over 90 days
    Overall, multiple infusions of CYAD-01 without any prior preconditioning chemotherapy continues to show an encouraging tolerability profile with eight patients from over twenty treated experiencing grade 3/4 treatment-related adverse events (AEs). No neurotoxicity AEs have been observed in any patient receiving CYAD-01.
    The denser schedule of infusions in the absence of any bridging or preconditioning chemotherapy without preconditioning chemotherapy evaluated in Cohort 10 showed that of three r/r AML or MDS patients evaluable, one patient experienced disease stabilization and two patients had disease progression following treatment with up to six doses of 1 billion cells of CYAD-01.
    The denser dosing schedule was generally reported to be well-tolerated. Three patients of four patients evaluable for safety in Cohort 10 experienced grade 1/2 cytokine release syndrome (CRS), which showed rapid resolution following the appropriate treatment, including tocilizumab. One patient experienced a grade 4 infusion reaction, which was not considered to be a dose-limiting toxicity of the therapy
    Overall, better time-averaged engraftment (area under the curve) was observed with a reduced interval dosing (Cohort 10) as compared to the equivalent dose of the THINK trial evaluating a cycle of three injections of CYAD-01 administered every two weeks.
    Recruitment in Cohort 11 of the THINK trial evaluating the denser schedule of up to six infusions of three billion cells of CYAD-01 without preconditioning chemotherapy is ongoing and results are expected by the end of 2019.



    DEPLETHINK Phase 1 Trial Update

    The initial cohorts of the DEPLETHINK trial enrolled six r/r AML or MDS patients who received a single administration of a safety-precaution low-dose CYAD-01 (100 million cells per infusion) following preconditioning chemotherapy consisting of cyclophosphamide and fludarabine, or CyFlu, at two different time-intervals (three or seven days) between the preconditioning regimen and administration of CYAD-01.
    As of May 23, 2019, three patients experienced grade 1/2 CRS, which showed rapid resolution following the appropriate treatment, including tocilizumab. One patient experienced a grade 4 infusion reaction, which was not considered to be a dose-limiting toxicity of the therapy, during the consolidation cycle without preconditioning.
    Of the five patients evaluable per protocol, two patients experienced disease stabilization following treatment with CYAD-01.
    Better time-averaged engraftment was observed after a single infusion of low-dose CYAD-01 with prior preconditioning compared to the dose-escalation segment of the THINK trial evaluating a cycle of three injections of CYAD-01.
    Evaluation of higher dose-levels comparable to the Phase 1 THINK trial, including 300 million and 1 billion cells, are ongoing in the dose-escalation trial and preliminary results from these cohorts are expected by year-end 2019.

    Background on THINK Phase 1 Trial

    The THINK trial (NCT03018405) is an open-label, dose-escalation Phase 1 trial assessing the safety and clinical activity of multiple CYAD-01 administrations without prior preconditioning. The dose escalation segment of the trial evaluated three dose levels (300 million, 1 billion and 3 billion cells per infusion) of one cycle of three CYAD-01 administrations with two-week intervals.

    In 2018, the THINK trial was amended to add two cohorts to assess a more frequent dosing schedule of CYAD-01 for the treatment of r/r AML. The cohorts will evaluate six injections of CYAD-01 without preconditioning over two months of administration. The first cycle includes three infusions of CYAD-01 separated by one-week intervals. The second cycle includes three infusions of CYAD-01 separated by two-week intervals. Patients will either receive 1 billion cells per infusion (Cohort 10) or 3 billion cells per infusion (Cohort 11). The primary endpoint of the trial is safety and secondary endpoints include clinical activity and pharmacokinetics.

    Background on DEPLETHINK Phase 1 Trial

    In October 2018, Celyad initiated the DEPLETHINK Phase 1 trial (NCT03466320). The open-label, dose-escalation trial will evaluate a single infusion of CYAD-01 following treatment with the standard preconditioning regimen of cyclophosphamide (300 mg/m²) and fludarabine (30 mg/m²), or CyFlu. The trial includes two different intervals between lymphodepletion and administration of CYAD-01. In addition, the trial will evaluate three dose levels of CYAD-01 including 100 million, 300 million and 1 billion cells per infusion, respectively. The primary endpoint of the trial is safety and secondary endpoints include clinical activity and pharmacokinetics.
  4. TD_01 17 juni 2019 09:38
    KBC Securities herhaalt het koopadvies voor Celyad
    maandag 17 juni 2019 - 09:12u -

    Het koopadvies van donderdag 9 mei 2019 wordt herhaald. Dit vorige advies heeft geresulteerd in een rendement van %.
    Fonds: Celyad Guru: KBC Securities
    Advies: Kopen Status: Actief
    Koersdoel: € 33,00 Score: 0,00%
    Startkoers: € Huidige koers: € 16,80
    Verw. rendement: 17 juni 2019 - 09:22u
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