- Duality reported progress across its antibody-drug conjugate portfolio, including 10 clinical-stage programs that have enrolled more than 3,200 patients globally.
- In breast cancer, the company said DB-1303 met a primary endpoint in a Phase 3 study versus T-DM1, supporting a potential path toward expanded use in later-line HER2+ disease.
- For prostate cancer, updated DB-1311 data in 146 heavily pretreated mCRPC patients showed a median rPFS of 11.3 months and a median OS of 22.5 months, positioning the asset for a planned global Phase 3 trial starting in 2026.
- In lung and breast cancer settings, Duality said DB-1310 received two FDA fast track designations, which could shorten development timelines and broaden partnering options.
- The company also said DB-1324 received FDA IND clearance and has entered a global Phase 1/2 study, extending its pipeline into gastrointestinal tumor indications.
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