Dr Albiges Reviews Long term follow up data from KEYNOTE-B61

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Laurence Albiges, MD, PhD, analyzes the long-term follow-up data from the phase 2 KEYNOTE-B61 study, highlighting the observed overall survival (OS) rate associated with adjuvant pembrolizumab.

EP: 1.Evolving Treatment Standards in Non-Clear Cell RCC

EP: 2.Extended Follow Up of KEYNOTE-B61

EP: 3.Ongoing Clinical Trials in the front-line setting of advanced non-clear cell RCC

EP: 4.STELLAR 304: Zanzalintinib plus nivolumab in non-clear cell RCC

EP: 5.Case Presentation: 61-year-old male Renal Cell Carcinoma

EP: 6.Use of Combination Regimens in Frontline RCC

EP: 7.Treatment Decision Making in first-line combinations for advanced RCC

EP: 8.AE Management for Combination Regimens in Advanced RCC

EP: 9.AE Management for Combination Regimens in Advanced RCC

EP: 10.Optimizing Treatment in Advanced RCC

EP: 11.Dr Albiges Discusses a Non-Clear Cell RCC Patient Profile

EP: 12.Updates in the Treatment Approach for Non-clear cell RCC

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EP: 13.Dr Albiges Reviews Long term follow up data from KEYNOTE-B61

EP: 14.Emerging Therapies in the Front-line Setting of Advanced non-clear cell RCC

EP: 15.Biomarker-driven combination treatment approach in non-clear cell RCC (Met-driven)

EP: 16.Summary and Forward Looking for RCC

Please discuss long term follow up data from the phase 2 KEYNOTE-B61 study investigatingpembrolizumab + lenvatinib in the first-line treatment of advanced non-clear cell RCC.
- Please provide a brief background surrounding KEYNOTE-B61
- How did the response rates compare across histologies?
- Considering the observed OS benefit with adjuvant pembro, do you intend to approach its adjuvant use in a similar or different manner in this treatment setting?