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No disease recurrences after short course of neoadjuvant immunotherapy, according to follow-up

A short course of neoadjuvant immunotherapy continues to show long-term outcomes in patients with locally advanced mismatch repair–deficient (dMMR) colon cancer. In the NICHE-2 study, none of the 111 patients in the primary efficacy population experienced disease recurrence, and all were alive at their most recent follow-up. The findings, now published in The Lancet, provide further evidence of…

No disease recurrences after short course of neoadjuvant immunotherapy, according to follow-up

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