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Xiuning Le: Excited about our upcoming presentations at ASCO2025
May 27, 2025, 12:04

Xiuning Le: Excited about our upcoming presentations at ASCO2025

Xiuning Le, Deputy Section Chief of Thoracic Medical Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Excited about our upcoming presentations at ASCO2025. Each study represents a meaningful step forward to improve outcomes for cancer pts.
For HER2 mutation NSCLC:
  • SOHO-01 Herbert Loong, Safety and efficacy of BAY88 (sevabernib) in prior treated and treatment-naïve HER2 NSCLC Dominik Ruettinger, Christian Rommel, Paolo Grassi, Abdelali (Ali) Majdi.
  • SOHO-02 (Trial-in-progress) global randomized phase 3 study for sevabertinib (BAY88) vs. SOC in HER2-acivating mutation NSCLC pts Sébastien Denis, Nicoletta Brega, Vadim Bernard-Gauthier, Joan Agretelis with Dr. Antonio Passaro.
  • HEROEX1 trial for NVL-330 (Trial-in-progress) a novel CNS-penetrating HER2 TKI in HER2-altered NSCLC Viola Zhu, Vivek Upadhyay with Drs. Jonathan Riess, Shirish Gadgeel, Steven Margossian.
For EGFR mutation NSCLC:
SOLARA trial for BN-30643 (Trial-in-progress) a highly potent EGFR OMNI inhibitor FIH study in NSCLC J. Jean Cui, Geoff Oxnard with Dr. Hidehito Horinouchi.
For METex14 skipping NSCLC:
Venametkib in METex14 NSCLC: ORR 43% (n=37 pts), DCR 97% with 1L PFS 15.7 months. Peripheral edema rate only at 15%, open opportunities to combine.
It’s a privilege to work with such talented collaborators and institutions dedicated to advancing translational science into clinical impact.
If you’re attending ASCO25, please stop by or reach out to connect — I’d love to discuss the science and hear your insights.”

Xiuning Le previewed a series of clinical trial presentations for ASCO 2025 focused on HER2-mutated, EGFR-mutated, and METex14-skipping NSCLC. The highlighted studies include early-phase and ongoing trials evaluating sevabernib, NVL-330, BN-30643, and venametkib, reflecting continued progress in targeted therapy and translational science.

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