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New Avenues in Ovarian CancerA Roundtable Discussion

Michael Seiden M.D. Ph.D.

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Translational Research in Ovarian Cancer

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Biology of Ovarian Cancer - 3 treatment categories

Epithelial cancers (majority)

Stromal or sex cord tumors (about 5%)

Germ cell tumors (about 5% and the female equivalent to testicular cancer)

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Ovarian Cancers

Serous Several distinct subtypes

Perhaps some subtypes (Her-2 positive and negative)

Perhaps some subtypes (some like serous, some like clear cells)

Likely at least 2 subtypesClear Cell

Endometriod

Mucinous

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Challenges in Science

Intra-tumor genetic variability

Limited knowledge of best treatment for each subtype of epithelial ovarian cancer

Complexity of the genetics - Most known about serous tumors

Genetic evolution

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Gene Mutations in Serous Cancer

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Does your Tumor have Microsatellite Instability?

Things to Consider

Seen in patients with Lynch Syndrome

Seen in a subset of patients with clear cell tumors

Consider trial with PD1 or PDL-1 inhibitor (nivolomab (Opdivo), pembrolizumab (Keytruda), or atezolizumab, (Tencentriq)

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Circulating DNA and Tumor Cells

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Clinical Research

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Clinical Trials 101

Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV

Post Approval Trials

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Phase I• Typically in patients with extensive prior therapy and usually

platinum resistant tumors• Earliest trials, example single agent-difungomuctane• Later Phase I involve novel drug mixed with standard agent-

example-difungomuctane with carboplatin

Dose Level 1

3 Patients

Dose Level 2

3 Patients

Dose Level 3

3 Patients

Dose Level 4

3 Patients

Toxicity

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Phase I

Pros • Risk are often uncertain• Drug effectiveness often uncertain• Might get good drug but at too low of a dose• Might get a good drug but at a toxic dose level• Might get a drug that proves completely ineffective

• Careful monitoring• Earliest access to a new drug• Increasing success in Phase I trials especially if molecular screening is required

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Phase II

• Typically looks to define the activity and toxicity of a new agent in a well defined patient population

• Sometimes randomizes patients between 2 new agents or alternatively one agent delivered over two different schedules in a pick the winner design

• Typically sets either a response rate or time to progression as defining an agent as “interesting and worthy for further study”

• Active agents typically progress next to Phase III

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Phase II

•Typically some evidence of activity and toxicity•No placebo

•Still limited evidence of activity in specific clinical situations

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Phase III

• Usually designed to challenge the standard of care or gain approval of new drug

Taxol, Carboplatin and New DrugTaxol and Carboplatin

Woman with first recurrence of Ovarian Cancer>6 months from completion of platinum

Outcomes• Response rates & time till tumor progresses

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Phase III PR

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NS • Randomized

• In at least 50% of phase III studies, experimental arm is no better than standard therapy• More time and effort than standard therapy

• Typically getting either the standard of care or that same therapy and a new agent with considerable data supporting its further evaluation• Potential access to a new drug

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Parp Inhibitors

• Olaparib• Approved for women with BRCA-1/2 mutations

and 3 or more prior lines of chemotherapy• Niraparib• Rucaparib• Velaparib• Talazoparib• E7449

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AKT Pathway

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AKT Inhibitors

• Pilaralisib• MK-2206• TAK-228• AZD5363• GSK2110183

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Inhibitors to Interesting Enzymes

• Acalabrutinib• Sorafenib• Cabozantinib • Masitinib mesylate• Cediranib• MK-1775/ AZD1775• ENMD-2076• NMI900• Selumetinib• Ganetespib

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Evaluating Breast Cancer Drugs

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Breast Cancer Drugs

• Ibrance• Margetuximab• Neratinib• Ribociclib• Abemaciclib• Acolbifene• Seribantumab

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Blocking Blood Vessels

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Inhibiting Blood Vessels

• Ramucirumab• Trebananib• Fosbretabulin• Cediranib• BNC105• VB-111

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Monoclonal Antibodies

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Antibodies to Interesting Molecules

•Sacituzumab Govitecan-Anti EGP•Bavituximab-Phosphatidylserine•Glembatumumab vedotin•Demcizumab•Olaratumab•PankoMab-GEX

•IMAB027•hu3S193•TRC105•Monalizumab•Mirvetuximab soravtansine

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Immune Therapy

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Immuno-oncology

Tumors have mechanisms to silence the immune system

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Immuno-oncology

Improved survival in the most common type of lung cancer

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PD-1 and PD-1 Inhibitors

• Atezolizumab• Pembrolizumab• Nivolumab• Avelumab• Durvalumab

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Clinical Responses to Pembrolizumab Treatment and Mismatch Repair

Le DT et al. N Engl J Med 2015;372:2509-2520

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Clinical Responses to Pembrolizumab Treatment

Le DT et al. N Engl J Med 2015;372:2509-2520

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Vaccines

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Vaccines

•Vigil•Cvac•DPX-Survivac•GEN-1•Ovapuldencel-T•Globo-H-GM2-sTn-TF-Tn•TVI-Ovary-1•P53-SLP

•DPX-0907•CRS-207•Enadenotucirev•GALE-301•Globo822•TroVax•Monalizumab

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Immune Enhancers

• Yervoy• Tremelimumab• Epacadostat• Motolimod• Gen-1• Ovax• Ampligen

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CAR-T Cells

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Stem Cell Poisons?

Stem Cell Theory

Early Drugs • Odomzo• BBI503

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Virotherapy

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Avatar Models

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Clinical Trial Challenges

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Clinical Trials: Fact and Fiction

•Only 4% of patient enter clinical trials•Recent study suggests only 35% of patients would consider trials•Only 40% have a positive attitude towards clinical trials

•Most trials contain placebos or sugar pills•Most trials are only for patients who have no other options

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Patient Concerns in the MSKCC Survey

•Worries over feeling like “guinea pigs”

Worry over side effects / safety

Uncertainty about insurance and out-of-pocket costs

Inconvenience of trial locations

• Concerns about getting a placebo

Skeptical of a treatment that is not yet proven to

work

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Considerable extra time to explain and enroll a patient

RESTRICTIONS

WAITING LIST

TIME

Other Barriers to Clinical Trial

Serious medical illnesses may preclude patients

“Waiting list” or pretrial testing could delay treatment

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Closing Comments

• Many drugs and scientific developments in active development

• Still much basic science on cancer is needed

• Pharma is an important partner to engage

• Speed of progress is partially dependent on patients participating in clinical trials

• Thank you for your advocacy